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09/12/2011 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add Comment - (Rn), governor of Wasit province said on Friday that the Ministry of Interior agreed to establish a new border port links it with the Iranian side in Zorbatiyah be a substitute for the current port and occupies an area of 90 dunums. He emphasized that the port of the current Iraqi can not be compared with the port of Iran return to him. Mahdi said Hussein Khalil al-Zubaidi, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "research with a delegation from the Interior Ministry with representatives from the Directorate General of border ports and the Directorate works in the ministry ways to create a port border in the city of Zorbatiyah be a substitute for the port current, as it is not adequately described and can be compared in any way with the port Mehran turn on the Iranian side. " "The delegation of the Ministry of Interior showed that there is a plan to establish 14 outlets border with neighboring countries will be constructed within the ministry's plan to stage next, a port designs modern and sophisticated. " He noted that al-Zubaidi "port Zorbatiyah new will be direct in the next year and will occupy an area of 90 dunums, and will create 94 building civil when including the constructions of 17 Iraqi ministries dealing with issues of entry and exit of persons goods and goods variety. " The House of Wasit had decided two months ago to meet the amount of 2,500 dinars for each foreign visitor entering Iraqi territory over port Zorbatiyah will use these funds to rehabilitate and develop the port that receives daily about two thousand Iranian pilgrims come to Iraq to visit holy sites. The Iraq associated with neighboring countries through 13 outlet boundary, in addition to five outlets air and five ports freely, most notably the port Abraham with Turkey, and an outlet newborn and Rabia with Syria, and port Trebil with Jordan, and port Arar with Saudi Arabia, and outlets Shalamjah and Mundhiriyah and Zorbatiyah with Iran. of : Nabil Shayeb, the Open: the fulfillment Zangana
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