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02/22/2014 16:09
Put Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and the presence of the governor of Karbala and the Korean ambassador in Baghdad, in addition to a number of members of the central and local governments, on Saturday, the foundation stone for the project refinery in Karbala, during a ceremony organized by the local government on this occasion.
The prime minister arrived in Karbala today, accompanied by Vice President for Energy Affairs Hussain al-Shahristani, Oil Minister Abdul Karim and coffee and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Ali al-Adeeb and Maliki signed a contract with four South Korean companies on co-chaired company Hyundai to set up an oil refinery in Karbala at a cost of six billion dollars. "
The refinery project is the first of its kind in the province, where the issue will provide oil derivatives to Karbala and some other Iraqi provinces, with a capacity of those in charge of the project, according to 140 000 barrels per day, as well as being will provide jobs for more than 2000 people.
The face of al-Maliki in a speech opened the concert by the "thanks and appreciation to what he described as the great efforts exerted by the Ministry of Oil and coalition Korean companies that will be implemented this strategic project."
Maliki said that "Iraq passed during the previous period due to the crisis crippling the significant shortage of oil derivatives that drives the backbone of the economy and various commercial and social activities."
He pointed to the Prime Minister, said that "the Iraqi government delayed in the creation and the establishment of special projects refineries." Attributing this to "serious challenges faced state, especially the security situation confusing." Adding, "Despite all that we have succeeded in overcoming the crisis and provide the needs of the citizens gradually."
Maliki confirmed that "Iraq still need many new development projects, particularly which is witnessing an economic renaissance and architectural need to supply energy, whether electricity or fuel various kinds," adding that "The Oil Ministry has achieved mutations noticeable at the level of increase of oil resources."
Turning to the Prime Minister, "the importance of diversity in the doorways of monetary and financial resources to Iraq," stressing that "the current situation, which is where 95% of the oil fiscal budget must end."
For his part, expressed the governor of Karbala, Akil Turaihi in a speech at the ceremony for the "satisfaction with the launching of the implementation of the refinery," returned this important step and essential for the development of the province, where he said, "I extend thanks and appreciation to all government agencies, both Ministries or personalities for their contribution to the approval of this project and start to implement it. "
He added, Turaihi that "the province of Karbala deserve all the attention being one of the most prominent Iraqi cities at the level of the divine being home to the shrine of Imam Hussein bin Ali peace be upon them, as well as being a destination for millions of visitors throughout the year, in addition to being has become a haven for every Iraqi has security in his province" .
He pointed to the governor, said that "the joy of the people of Karbala is very large and they are seeing the establishment of this important strategic project which will reflect on them and the rest of the neighboring provinces of great economic benefits."
He said, "We want to complete this joy in the signing of a contract Euphrates Airport East in the coming days," praising "the efforts of the Prime Minister and some of the parties in support of the official establishment of the airport project, which represents
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02/22/2014 16:09
Put Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and the presence of the governor of Karbala and the Korean ambassador in Baghdad, in addition to a number of members of the central and local governments, on Saturday, the foundation stone for the project refinery in Karbala, during a ceremony organized by the local government on this occasion.
The prime minister arrived in Karbala today, accompanied by Vice President for Energy Affairs Hussain al-Shahristani, Oil Minister Abdul Karim and coffee and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Ali al-Adeeb and Maliki signed a contract with four South Korean companies on co-chaired company Hyundai to set up an oil refinery in Karbala at a cost of six billion dollars. "
The refinery project is the first of its kind in the province, where the issue will provide oil derivatives to Karbala and some other Iraqi provinces, with a capacity of those in charge of the project, according to 140 000 barrels per day, as well as being will provide jobs for more than 2000 people.
The face of al-Maliki in a speech opened the concert by the "thanks and appreciation to what he described as the great efforts exerted by the Ministry of Oil and coalition Korean companies that will be implemented this strategic project."
Maliki said that "Iraq passed during the previous period due to the crisis crippling the significant shortage of oil derivatives that drives the backbone of the economy and various commercial and social activities."
He pointed to the Prime Minister, said that "the Iraqi government delayed in the creation and the establishment of special projects refineries." Attributing this to "serious challenges faced state, especially the security situation confusing." Adding, "Despite all that we have succeeded in overcoming the crisis and provide the needs of the citizens gradually."
Maliki confirmed that "Iraq still need many new development projects, particularly which is witnessing an economic renaissance and architectural need to supply energy, whether electricity or fuel various kinds," adding that "The Oil Ministry has achieved mutations noticeable at the level of increase of oil resources."
Turning to the Prime Minister, "the importance of diversity in the doorways of monetary and financial resources to Iraq," stressing that "the current situation, which is where 95% of the oil fiscal budget must end."
For his part, expressed the governor of Karbala, Akil Turaihi in a speech at the ceremony for the "satisfaction with the launching of the implementation of the refinery," returned this important step and essential for the development of the province, where he said, "I extend thanks and appreciation to all government agencies, both Ministries or personalities for their contribution to the approval of this project and start to implement it. "
He added, Turaihi that "the province of Karbala deserve all the attention being one of the most prominent Iraqi cities at the level of the divine being home to the shrine of Imam Hussein bin Ali peace be upon them, as well as being a destination for millions of visitors throughout the year, in addition to being has become a haven for every Iraqi has security in his province" .
He pointed to the governor, said that "the joy of the people of Karbala is very large and they are seeing the establishment of this important strategic project which will reflect on them and the rest of the neighboring provinces of great economic benefits."
He said, "We want to complete this joy in the signing of a contract Euphrates Airport East in the coming days," praising "the efforts of the Prime Minister and some of the parties in support of the official establishment of the airport project, which represents
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