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    Post by Rocky Thu 21 Feb 2019, 2:29 am

    Al-Mahmoudawi addresses the Prime Minister on the marshes of Basra and stresses the need to secure a sustainable share of the marshes
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    BAGHDAD / The deputy governor of Basra province, Jamal al-Muhammadawi, on Thursday, the Prime Minister, on the marshes of Basra, stressing the need to secure a sustainable share of the Marshlands because of the seriousness of the Ministry of Water Resources in its work and the rehabilitation of the marshes in the province. He also called for accountability of those responsible for the crime of drying the marshes.
    Al-Mahmoudawi said in a press statement received by the "Eye of Iraq News" after our field visit to the marshes of Hawizah and the safe reserve in Basra and to inform us of the injustice and injustice that occurred in this region because of the policy of the former regime of drying the marshes and cutting them by means of dirt dams for the purposes of military operations and drying the marshes at that time, Forced them to leave, leading to the displacement of a large number of people of the marshes to the center and the provinces of Basra and the loss of economic opportunities worth thousands of tons of fish a month produced by our marshes.
    "As well as the loss of sources of green feed for livestock and investment opportunities in the field of tourism and the loss of Basra hundreds of jobs and lost many of the natural characteristics of the Marshlands."
    He stressed that "the Ministry of Water Resources to establish projects to control water and ensure the flow properly without causing losses due to drought or flood"
    He added that "the Ministry of Water Resources is not serious in its work to sustain and revive the marshes in Basra, we demand the removal of the head of Ajirda or the rapid move to the work of water systems fixed and controlled by a central committee so as not to control the neighboring provinces share of water coming to the marshes of Basra by the provinces Neighboring and especially Maysan and work to secure a fixed and sustainable water share to the marshes of Hawizah in Basra. "
    He also called on the Ministry of Water Resources to take care to select important and efficient figures who are characterized by integrity, sincerity, love of work and complete impartiality in managing the marshes in the south. "He said.
    He stressed the need to "impose the Ministry of Water Resources full control over the control of all water resources and local governments located north of Basra to control the fate of Basra to provide a fair and sustainable share of the rivers and marshes of Basra."
    He called for intensifying the diplomatic efforts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to hold talks with neighboring countries, especially Turkey, Iran and Syria, for the purpose of securing fair water quotas that would provide all water needs for various purposes with emphasis on the need to secure a special share for the rehabilitation of the marshes because of its regional and global importance. Particularly with regard to Bahr al-Hawayzah because it is one of the marshes between the two countries under the Ramsar International Treaty for the Protection of Wetlands. "
    Al-Mahmoudawi added that the nature reserves in the marshes should be given due attention to restore their vitality and sustainability to preserve the ecological heritage of the marshes, as well as their economic, tourism and social importance. Finished


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