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    Learn about the position of international law on the water conflict between Iraq and Turkey

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    Learn about the position of international law on the water conflict between Iraq and Turkey Empty Learn about the position of international law on the water conflict between Iraq and Turkey

    Post by Rocky Wed 14 Feb 2018, 4:09 am

    Learn about the position of international law on the water conflict between Iraq and Turkey
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    BAGHDAD / Tariq Harb said Wednesday that the 1997 UN Convention on the Control of the Tigris and Euphrates River was in force and that Turkey could not take harmful measures in Iraq and that the principle of fair and reasonable use was adopted to ensure maximum benefits for Iraq and less. Damage to them has enabled international law to establish rules and rules for the sharing of river water.
    "The scarcity of water has reached a level that is not entirely as it is in the rivers of Maysan province until the drought reached its highest level with a drop in the waters of the Tigris River, even in the central and northern regions, and we suffer today from the lack of rain water in this season," Harb said. "The provisions of international law on rivers or the so-called international convention, namely the 1997 United Nations Convention governing the Joint Use of International Sewage Water, is considered by the Convention as the universal international law establishing the rules of usufruct Of water from the water The international jurisprudence is considered the Tigris and the Euphrates are international waterways such as the Nile River, Danube and Amazon, where any water state can use the water that is above its territory as a Turkish example, provided that this use does not result in harm to the regions of other countries such as Iraq.
    "Iraq and Turkey have mutual rights and obligations in the use of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Turkey can not take harmful measures in Iraq and the principle of fair and reasonable use has been adopted to ensure maximum benefits for both Iraq and the least damage to them," he said. Provisions and rules for the sharing of river water that sits on a single river such as Iraq and Turkey, including the population of each of the river countries and the area of ​​the part of the river located within the territory of each country and the size of the tributaries and climatic conditions and precedent of the use of river water and the actual needs of each State Under which water is shared for international sewage, how to resolve water disputes and the right of all watercourse States to use and participate in water in a fair and reasonable manner. "
    On Wednesday, economic expert Salam Smisem approved the presentation of the "Economy for Water" paper with Turkey and Iran during the negotiations on Iraq's water quota, while clarifying that the introduction of this paper requires intelligence and political expertise by the Iraqi negotiator.
    The deputy of the coalition of state law Iskandar and Tutt, has confirmed, last Monday, that international law with the right of Iraq, calling on the Iraqi government to initiate a lawsuit at the United Nations to force Turkey and Iran to attend to negotiate to give water to Iraq, "while noting that governments And the ministers did not take measures to preserve Iraq's right to obtain adequate water




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