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Iraq-Egypt agree to solve electricity crisis in Egypt
Sunday, 24 March 2013 23:45 | | |
(AIN) –The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity announced that "The agreement with Iraq will solve the energy crisis in Egypt."
The Egyptian Minister of Electricity, Ahmed Imam, reported in press statement that "The Government exerts great efforts to provide the energy for the electricity stations," pointing out that "The agreement between Iraq and Egypt will contribute in solving the electricity crisis in Egypt.''
"The Iraqi-Egyptian relations witnessed an improvement during the past few days after the visit of the Egyptian Prime Minister, Husham Qindeel, to Baghdad on March 4th accompanied with a delegation of businessmen," he added, noting that "The visit included concluding many economic and commercial conventions.
Iraq suffers from serious shortage in production of electricity energy, though, the funds allocated to rehabilitate electricity reached USD (27) millions.
The Ministry of Electricity assured in many occasions that the electricity power crisis will be solved at the end of 2013.
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Sunday, 24 March 2013 23:45 | | |
(AIN) –The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity announced that "The agreement with Iraq will solve the energy crisis in Egypt."
The Egyptian Minister of Electricity, Ahmed Imam, reported in press statement that "The Government exerts great efforts to provide the energy for the electricity stations," pointing out that "The agreement between Iraq and Egypt will contribute in solving the electricity crisis in Egypt.''
"The Iraqi-Egyptian relations witnessed an improvement during the past few days after the visit of the Egyptian Prime Minister, Husham Qindeel, to Baghdad on March 4th accompanied with a delegation of businessmen," he added, noting that "The visit included concluding many economic and commercial conventions.
Iraq suffers from serious shortage in production of electricity energy, though, the funds allocated to rehabilitate electricity reached USD (27) millions.
The Ministry of Electricity assured in many occasions that the electricity power crisis will be solved at the end of 2013.
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