Alia Nassif comments on the statements of the British ambassador about the company (Baywater): Eithe

[size=52]Alia Nassif comments on the statements of the British ambassador about the company (Baywater): Either the government reads our data and (sinks by will) ... or influential government agencies are partners in corruption.[/size]

[size=45]Representative Alia Nassif considered the statements of the British Ambassador Stephen Hickey regarding his government's intentions to start implementing the (fake) Basra water desalination project by the Baywater Company, which does not have similar business and at four times its real cost, as a challenge to the supervisory institutions in Iraq and a declared plunder of the country's wealth, indicating that in the event of continuing Government silence regarding this file may be interpreted as a blessing for corruption by influential government agencies.[/size]
[size=45]She said in a statement today: “We have issued several statements explaining the attempts of British authorities to come to the Baywater company that does not have similar work to implement the Basra Water Project at four times its real cost and plunder four billion dollars from Iraq and then stop the project and flee under the pretext that the security situation is unstable. The government and regulatory authorities can refer to our statement published on March 8, 2021, on March 11, 2021, and on April 4, 2021.[/size]
[size=45]She added: “The British ambassador announced during his hosting of the program (Capital Time) on Al Ahed Channel on 5/18/2021 that Britain is indeed seeking to start this project, and he speaks with confidence as if he had guaranteed the referral of this project to this company under the auspices of Baroness Emma Nicholson.”[/size]
[size=45]Nassif explained: “This company is a reserve materials company that does not have any similar business and its financial efficiency is nine million dollars. She came with another company to improve her hearing, ”indicating that“ the same project exists in the Emirates and Egypt and has a cost of one and a half billion dollars. ”[/size]
[size=45]Nassif pointed out: “The corrupt people in Iraq are trying to pass this project by coming with a losing backup tools company, then the company seizes the opportunity for any clan conflict to escape and not complete the project, similar to what happened in Tanzania.”[/size]
[size=45]Nassif indicated that: “At a time when the true role of the British broker was revealed and the information contained in our previous statements (about which the government did not take any action) was proven correct, it seems that we are facing two assumptions: Either the government reads the data and (sinks willingly) for a reason we do not know, Or that there are influential government agencies that are partners in corruption and benefit from this phantom project, noting that the Basri street is very angry since the beginning of the announcement of the desalination project because people are accustomed to the coming of thieves and plundering Basra's money and disappearing without implementing any project.[/size]
[size=45]And she continued, "For the last time, we put these facts before the government and the regulatory authorities, and in the event that a decision is not made not to deal with this company, the doors are open to untidy explanations."[/size]
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