Tehran calls on Baghdad to speed up debt repayment

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Tehran calls on Baghdad to speed up debt repayment

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Tehran calls on Baghdad to speed up debt repayment

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Tehran has demanded that the Iraqi government accelerate the payment of electricity debts, which exceeded one billion dollars to Tehran.

"The Iraqi authorities should speed up the payment of electricity debts to Iran, which exceeded one billion US dollars," IRNA quoted deputy minister of energy and general coordinator of Tawanir Mahmoud Reza Hakki Fam as saying.

Iraq buys about 1,000 megawatts from Iran via two lines in Diyala north and another in Basra and a fourth in the southern city of Amara.

Electricity cuts have been frequent in Iraq despite being a major oil producer in OPEC, at a time when the national system was unable to provide the required energy in times of extreme heat, especially in the central and southern regions of the country.

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Tehran 's economy calls on Baghdad to speed up debt repayment

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(Reuters) - Tehran called on the Iraqi government to speed up the payment of electricity debts, which exceeded one billion dollars to Tehran.

"The Iraqi authorities should speed up the payment of electricity debts to Iran, which exceeded one billion US dollars," IRNA quoted deputy minister of energy and general coordinator of Tawanir Mahmoud Reza Hakki Fam as saying.

Iraq buys about 1,000 megawatts from Iran via two lines in Diyala north and another in Basra and a fourth in the southern city of Amara.

Electricity cuts have been frequent in Iraq despite being a major oil producer in OPEC, at a time when the national system was unable to provide the required energy in times of extreme heat, especially in the central and southern regions of the country.

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Exceeded one billion dollars .. Iran demands Iraq to accelerate the payment of electricity debts

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Exceeded one billion dollars .. Iran demands Iraq to accelerate the payment of electricity debts

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Iranian official on Saturday urged the Iraqi government to accelerate the payment of electricity debts to Tehran, which exceeded one billion dollars, pointing out that the company "Tuanir" Iran, which specializes in the production, transmission and distribution of electric power is pursuing with Baghdad to pay these debts.
"The Iraqi authorities should speed up the payment of electricity debts to Iran, which exceeded one billion US dollars," IRNA quoted deputy minister of energy and general coordinator of Tawanir Mahmoud Reza Hakki Fam as saying.
He added that "Iran is in dire need of funds to sell electricity to Iraq," noting that "these funds and debt on Iraq accumulated and not debts today or yesterday."
The Minister of Energy, Reza Ardakani, entrusted to the company "Tuanir" to communicate with the Iraqi government; to pay the debts of electricity sales to Iraq, "noting that" Baghdad is required to accelerate the payment of those debts, and that negotiations are underway in this Connection ".
The Iranian official said: "The Iranian side is developing executive mechanisms to obtain electricity debt from Iraq."

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Exceeded the billion dollars .. Iran calls on Iraq to pay the debts of electricity at full speed

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Exceeded the billion dollars .. Iran calls on Iraq to pay the debts of electricity at full speed

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An Iranian official called on the Iraqi government to accelerate the payment of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] debts[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to Tehran, which exceeded one billion dollars, pointing out that "the company" Tuanir "Iran, which specializes in the production, transmission and distribution of electric power is pursuing with Baghdad to pay these debts.
"The Iraqi authorities should speed up the payment of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] debts to Iran, which exceeded one billion US dollars," IRNA quoted deputy minister of energy and general coordinator of Tawanir Mahmoud Reza Hakki Fam as saying .

He added that "Iran is in dire need of funds to sell [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to Iraq," noting that "these funds and debt on [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] accumulated and not debts today or yesterday."

The Minister of Energy, Reza Ardakani, entrusted to the company "Tuanir" to communicate with the Iraqi government; to pay the debts of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] sales to Iraq, "noting that" Baghdad is required to accelerate the payment of those debts, and that negotiations are underway in this Connection ".
The Iranian official said: "The Iranian side is developing executive mechanisms to obtain [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] debt from Iraq."

Iranian Energy Minister Reza Ardkani said in July that the suspension of the export of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] did not violate the terms of the agreement with Baghdad, and under the terms of the agreement give priority to the needs of the country.

On August 21, the Iranian Energy Ministry announced the resumption of electricity supply to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and other neighboring countries, noting that "the appeal came ten days ago and after the decline in domestic consumption."

In early July, the Iranian government announced the suspension of electricity supply to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , under the pretext of rising domestic consumption in the summer, as well as non-payment of bills.

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