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[rtl]Baghdad / NINA / Newspapers issued today, Thursday, paid attention to the visit of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani to Anbar Governorate and preparations for conducting the population census.
Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is published by the Journalists Syndicate, was interested in Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani’s announcement of the launch of the marketing season for the wheat crop in Iraq, and his reference to contracting for 12,000 modern irrigation systems. He directed the speedy completion of the Anbar power station installed according to the required specifications.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office said in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shia’ al-Sudani announced the start of the marketing season for the wheat crop in Iraq, during his visit to the Silo of Anbar Governorate, which he arrived yesterday morning.”
The statement added, “Al-Sudani supervised the process of receiving the wheat crop from the governorate’s peasants and farmers, and also handed over financial dues to a group of farmers marketing their crops in the form of bonds, in clear confirmation of the speedy completion of delivering the financial dues to the farmers and farmers who will market their crops of wheat, barley, and corn.”
Al-Sudani expressed, in his speech during the ceremony, “his pride in being in Anbar Governorate, and he blessed the efforts of farmers and all workers in the ministries of agriculture, water resources and trade, in making the agricultural and marketing season a success,” stressing that “the role of the Iraqi farmer in achieving food security is no less than The importance of the military’s role in achieving security and stability in the country.”
Al-Sudani confirmed, according to the statement, “The Council of Ministers set the price of receiving one ton of wheat at (850) thousand dinars, and there will be a preferential price in the next season for lands cultivated with modern irrigation systems.”
Al-Sudani was briefed on the details related to facilitating the receipt of the wheat crop, and directed “some measures that would prepare all quick ways to receive the crop and disburse the funds,” announcing “contracting for (12) thousand modern irrigation systems that will reach the country, through various contracts and financing, as These systems will be available to farmers at a subsidized price of up to 30%.”
Al-Sudani said in a speech during the ceremony to launch the marketing season for the wheat crop: “Agriculture has occupied great importance in the work and directions of our government, and in various directions, whether legislative with the House of Representatives or decisions that fall within our jurisdiction.”
He added, “We have placed supporting agriculture among the priorities, starting with the implementation of agricultural plans,” stating, “We directed the adoption of modern methods of irrigation to confront water scarcity and achieve the highest yield per dunum, which achieves economic feasibility for the farmer and meets our need for this strategic crop.”
He stated: “We were able to provide locally produced fertilizers, after opening the urea fertilizer production line and the Dab fertilizer production line in Basra,” pointing out that “for the first time, Iraq has achieved self-sufficiency in fertilizer for the agricultural plan.”
He continued: “We directed the amount that was allocated to import fertilizers to purchase modern irrigation systems,” adding: “Our reliance on agriculture is a strategic choice to activate the economic sector.”
He stressed that “the strategic framework agreement with Turkey represents a qualitative leap in terms of radical solutions to the water problem,” explaining that “according to the water framework agreement with Turkey, we will go towards establishing dam projects, lining rivers, and using pipes.” To reduce waste, to establish wastewater treatment plants and use them in agriculture.”
Al-Sudani pointed out that “the agricultural sector is important, both plant and animal, and is related to food security,” noting that “the government is serious about improving the agricultural situation, which represents a profession for about 75 percent of the population of Iraq.”
He said, “We have transferred the financial allocations to the Ministry of Commerce, and the government is committed to disbursing farmers’ dues once their crops are delivered to the Ministry of Commerce’s marketing centers,” noting that “today we witnessed the receipt of the peasants’ and farmers’ receipts for the amounts related to their crops, as part of our commitment and support to the farmers.”
He continued: “We recommend to farmers and peasants not to hand over their crops to commercial offices, and the Ministry of Commerce is committed to speeding up the exchange, which we will ensure is done properly.”
Al-Sudani said: “We have directed all workers to be on alert and work 24 hours a day, and there will be no delay in disbursing dues,” pointing out that “four marketing centers have been opened in Anbar, and instructions have been given to open a center in Amiriyat Al-Fallujah, to spare farmers and farmers the burden of transportation costs.”
On the other hand, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani confirmed that working on projects without completing the infrastructure is a waste of money.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office said in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani chaired, in the Anbar Governorate building, today, a meeting that included heads of service and executive departments in the governorate, in the presence of the governor, members of the Anbar Council, and a number of undersecretaries.”
The statement added, “During the meeting, the governorate’s plans, service programs, and other sector projects were reviewed, and the most prominent problems and obstacles facing the progress of project implementation, and guidance was given to follow up and address them with the aim of accelerating their completion according to the approved time limits.”
He pointed out, “The meeting witnessed a review of the projects implemented by the Liberated Areas Reconstruction Fund, in accordance with the priorities set by the government. The file of martyrs and victims of terrorism was also discussed in the presence of the head of the Martyrs Foundation, and Al-Sudani stressed the need for the funds to go to those who truly deserve them.”
During the meeting, Al-Sudani announced “a number of service projects for the governorate, as follows:
First: sewage sewer projects and rainwater sewer networks in the Anah district, at a cost of 101 billion dinars, and in the Kubaisa district, at a cost of 108 billion dinars.”
Second: Directing the Ministry of Health to complete the requirements for implementing the two projects below, within the Ministry’s plan and the Iraqi-Chinese agreement.
1- A project to establish a 200-bed women’s and children’s hospital in Fallujah district.
2-A project to establish a 100-bed hospital in Khalidiya district.
Third: Directing the body of matters related to the implementation of the Al-Rahalia City Water Project.”
During the meeting, Al-Sudani referred to “the sacrifices of the people of Anbar and their standing with the security services in fighting terrorism, and their push towards service, reconstruction and development entitlements,” stressing his support for “the local government; In order to make its work successful, a ministerial and advisory team is present at each governorate visit, identifying important files in each governorate, and addressing obstacles.”
The Prime Minister confirmed that he “announced from Anbar the start of the marketing season for all of Iraq, stressing that the delivery of dues last year without delay had strengthened the farmer’s and farmers’ confidence in working for subsequent seasons,” pointing out that “the government’s plan includes building new hospitals in the Anbar districts; Because of the age of what is there, as well as the directive to complete the Olympic Stadium and its attached facilities at the end of this year.”
He stated that “the governorate center suffers from incomplete sanitation projects,” stressing that “working on projects without completing the infrastructure is a waste of money.”
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, directed that the ongoing work in the Anbar installed power station be quickly completed according to the required specifications.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Media Office stated, “Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani visited the Anbar combined power station project in the Euphrates district, during his visit to the governorate, which he arrived on Wednesday morning.”
He added, “Al-Sudani held a meeting at the project headquarters with the implementing company, and was briefed on the details and progress of the ongoing implementation work that had reached advanced stages of work, and listened to the proposals of the engineering team,” noting that “the meeting also witnessed reviewing the status of the electricity service in Throughout the governorate, and following up on the Akkas gas project, which will supply fuel to the Anbar power station after its completion,
the Prime Minister directed “speedy completion in accordance with the required specifications,” stressing that “no delay is possible after the government has provided all requirements for the completion of the station.”
The Anbar power station is one of the important strategic projects, and work began on it in 2013. Due to the occupation of the governorate by ISIS terrorist gangs, work on the project was halted for approximately 8 years. As part of the government’s approach to removing obstacles to lagging projects, work on the project was resumed in December 2022. Today, the completion rate has reached 50%.
The station consists of four gas units with a capacity of (273) megawatts, and two steam units (275) megawatts. The project aims to provide the national grid with an electrical capacity of (1640) megawatts, and local natural gas from the Okaz gas field is used as fuel, thus reducing the cost of energy production. And ensure the stability of its processing.
Also, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani directed the intensification of efforts to complete Ramadi Teaching Hospital.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office stated in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani visited Ramadi Teaching Hospital, to review and follow up on the work of the second phase of rehabilitation and expansion of the hospital, as part of his visit to the governorate.”
He added, “Al-Sudani conducted a tour inside the hospital’s departments and lobbies, inspected the conditions of the inpatient patients and the medical services provided. He also met a number of visiting citizens, listened to their proposals and needs and directed them to follow up on them. He also looked at the progress of the rehabilitation work, directing the intensification of efforts in order to quickly complete the project that was completed.” “It serves a large number of people in the governorate.”
The statement indicated, “The building of the Ramadi Teaching Hospital was subjected to widespread destruction after the control of the terrorist organization ISIS, and work is underway to implement the second phase of its reconstruction and rehabilitation, which includes the rehabilitation of the central laboratory with a capacity of 25 rooms, and the doctors’ home with a capacity of 60 rooms, and the construction of The industrial college building, the rehabilitation of 5 operating theaters, the addition of a new building for consulting clinics that includes 20 rooms, and a large waiting hall, in addition to the addition of a building for the pharmaceutical warehouse, and another for the emergency laboratory, and also the addition of a building for service workers with two floors, and the rehabilitation of the burns unit and the radiology unit. The works also included rehabilitation The power station and maintenance center, representing 70% of the second phase.”
He pointed out that “Al-Sudani announced projects for sanitation sewers and rainwater sewer networks in Anah district at a cost of 101 billion dinars and in Kubaisa district at a cost of 108 billion dinars.”
He stated, “Al-Sudani directed the Ministry of Health to complete the requirements for implementing the project to establish a 200-bed women’s and children’s hospital in the Fallujah district, and the project to establish a 100-bed hospital in the Khalidiya district, within the ministry’s plan and the Iraqi-Chinese agreement.”
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received members of the House of Representatives from Anbar Governorate.
During the meeting, he stressed the government’s keenness and interest in following up on all files related to the citizens of the governorate, especially the service aspect, pointing to the special importance of Anbar Governorate. Because it constitutes a large area of Iraq's land, it is characterized today by stability and reconstruction operations.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of integration in work between all authorities. In order not to delay the laws and projects that the people need, especially since the government has launched a package of programs and completed many projects that have been stalled for years.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani also conducted a tour of one of Ramadi’s markets in which he met a group of the city’s residents.
Al-Sabah newspaper focused on preparations for conducting the population census and said that the Ministry of Planning has set the twentieth of next November as the date for conducting the general population and housing census, and it will be carried out in the field by 120,000 census enumerators. Ministry of Education cadres, indicating that the trial version will be conducted next May.
The Minister of Planning, Dr. Muhammad Ali Tamim, said during the “Eighteenth Scientific Conference on Statistical Applications”: “There are only six months left until the general population census in Iraq, which is scheduled to be conducted on the twentieth of next November, and we still have a lot to do.” of tasks."
He pointed out that "work is underway to conduct the experimental census in the second half of next May, in addition to training the workers, whose number is estimated at 120,000 enumerators, as an agreement was reached with the Ministry of Education to prepare the cadres of teachers and instructors, and to prepare for the numbering and inventory phase, which will take about two months and will be implemented before the deadline." Conducting the census in approximately two months.
He added, "This census will be the first electronic census in Iraq, and it may be the last. After it, the country does not need a census in its comprehensive sense. Rather, we will be satisfied with updating the data according to the broad and comprehensive base that the ninth census will provide."
During the conference, which was held under the slogan (Population Census is the pillar of development to build a future model for the population of Iraq), Tamim called on families to cooperate with the Statistics Authority in making the project a success, by providing their data accurately, in addition to taking the real and effective role of each party according to its tasks, whether the media in turn. Educational, or civil society organizations with their support for the census.”
For his part, the head of the Statistics and Geographic Information Systems Authority, Dr. Dhia Awad Kazim, said: “Statistical data and indicators have a role in clarifying progress or decline at all health, educational, and economic levels of the population,” indicating that “ The general population census in Iraq will be a set of advanced technological solutions that combine the uses of geographic information, technical statistical tools, and scientific methodology that facilitate access to accurate results for population censuses using the latest technical and visual means, to allow the dissemination of information to everyone and help in making informed policies and decisions derived from evidence. Statistics.
He explained, “One of the characteristics of the electronic census is to ensure the accuracy of individuals’ data and prevent human intervention intended to change or tamper with it, as the electronic application restricts the fields and questions using logical methods, and at the same time monitors the data entry process and its time to follow the progress of the census’s work within the time specified for it.” Daily and daily performance evaluation.
He continued: “There is a center for communication around the clock between residents, enumerators, and those in charge of technical and technical supervision to answer all questions and inquiries, develop quick solutions in emergency cases, and issue directives remotely to workers in the field,” pointing out that “contracts have been made with international consulting bodies specialized in The field of electronic applications, data centers and communications, then preparing forms, guides and instructions and developing an integrated plan.”
Kazem touched on "the launch of the pilot census activities next month, which is the first field work station to test all stages of the census and evaluate the readiness of applications and electronic systems."
In addition, the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ghulam Muhammad Ishaq, said: “The census ensures that our projects and partnership with the Iraqi government are essential, and access to accurate and comprehensive government statistics enables us to respond quickly to emerging challenges,” stressing that they are “not just numbers but tools.” It enables us to serve the Iraqi people effectively.
Al-Zaman newspaper paid attention to the upcoming visit of the President of the Kurdistan Region to Baghdad and said that the President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, intends to make a visit to Baghdad to participate in the state administration meeting, which is scheduled to discuss the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil.
The spokesman for the region’s presidency, Dilshad Shihab, said, “Barzani will visit Baghdad soon to participate in the meeting of the state administration coalition.”
Regarding the region’s parliament elections, Shihab stressed that “holding elections is one of the priorities of the region’s president’s work,”
and continued, “Kurdistan has been harmed on the legal and political levels due to disputes.” Regarding elections and the commission), stressing that (the region’s presidency is in constant contact with all political parties, and preparations should be made to hold parliamentary elections in the region),
and Shehab explained that (the existence of a parliament that truly represents the people is more important than any other issue),
He went on to say that “Barzani stresses the need for there not to be a political vacuum in Kurdistan,”
and pointed out that “the visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Erbil is an important indicator of Kurdistan’s relations, its vitality and its influence in the region.”
At the beginning of this month, Barzani made a visit to Baghdad, during which he met with the President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Rashid, and the Federal Council of Ministers, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani. He also participated in the meeting of the State Administration Coalition and the coordination framework. Ways to resolve the outstanding issues between Erbil and Baghdad, the political situation in Iraq and the region, and a group of other issues of common interest were discussed.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Regional Government stated that the Federal Ministry of Oil is trying to hold Erbil responsible for not resuming oil exports, while calling on the Federal Government to comply with the terms of the January agreement and facilitate the resumption of exports.
It said in a statement yesterday, “There is no justification or support in the 2005 Constitution or anywhere else that allows the Federal Ministry of Oil to restrict oil exports,”
and added that “exports are important for the well-being of all people, as well as for the peace and security of the international community,” and the Ministry considered that ( Oil production contracts in the regional government are not approved in any way by the federal government or the Federal Ministry of Oil, because they do not have a valid constitutional and legal basis.
The statement continued, “The legal basis for these contracts is the Oil and Gas Law in the Region of 2007. It was unanimously approved by the Kurdistan Parliament at the time, so that the law was recognized by the world’s leading constitutional and international lawyers.
The spokesman for the federal government, Bassem Al-Awadi, had confirmed that the region’s oil file was more or less settled, and that Turkey had informed Iraq of its readiness to “resume oil exports from Kurdistan to the port of Ceyhan.” Meanwhile,
Barzani confirmed earlier that the martyrdom of students and professors at Salmaniya University and the civilians of Qalaat Diza in an air bombing operation in 1974 strengthened the spirit and will of confrontation and challenge injustice and dictatorship and increased the determination of the people of Kurdistan and their adherence to their cause, demands and legitimate rights.
In a statement yesterday, Barzani recalled (the anniversary of the crime, which he considered a bloody and painful page in the history of the people of Kurdistan), calling for (learning lessons from it and working through unity, cohesion and solidarity to prevent the repetition of that history forever, and to move forward with hope to work towards achieving a better future)./ To[/rtl]
Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is published by the Journalists Syndicate, was interested in Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani’s announcement of the launch of the marketing season for the wheat crop in Iraq, and his reference to contracting for 12,000 modern irrigation systems. He directed the speedy completion of the Anbar power station installed according to the required specifications.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office said in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shia’ al-Sudani announced the start of the marketing season for the wheat crop in Iraq, during his visit to the Silo of Anbar Governorate, which he arrived yesterday morning.”
The statement added, “Al-Sudani supervised the process of receiving the wheat crop from the governorate’s peasants and farmers, and also handed over financial dues to a group of farmers marketing their crops in the form of bonds, in clear confirmation of the speedy completion of delivering the financial dues to the farmers and farmers who will market their crops of wheat, barley, and corn.”
Al-Sudani expressed, in his speech during the ceremony, “his pride in being in Anbar Governorate, and he blessed the efforts of farmers and all workers in the ministries of agriculture, water resources and trade, in making the agricultural and marketing season a success,” stressing that “the role of the Iraqi farmer in achieving food security is no less than The importance of the military’s role in achieving security and stability in the country.”
Al-Sudani confirmed, according to the statement, “The Council of Ministers set the price of receiving one ton of wheat at (850) thousand dinars, and there will be a preferential price in the next season for lands cultivated with modern irrigation systems.”
Al-Sudani was briefed on the details related to facilitating the receipt of the wheat crop, and directed “some measures that would prepare all quick ways to receive the crop and disburse the funds,” announcing “contracting for (12) thousand modern irrigation systems that will reach the country, through various contracts and financing, as These systems will be available to farmers at a subsidized price of up to 30%.”
Al-Sudani said in a speech during the ceremony to launch the marketing season for the wheat crop: “Agriculture has occupied great importance in the work and directions of our government, and in various directions, whether legislative with the House of Representatives or decisions that fall within our jurisdiction.”
He added, “We have placed supporting agriculture among the priorities, starting with the implementation of agricultural plans,” stating, “We directed the adoption of modern methods of irrigation to confront water scarcity and achieve the highest yield per dunum, which achieves economic feasibility for the farmer and meets our need for this strategic crop.”
He stated: “We were able to provide locally produced fertilizers, after opening the urea fertilizer production line and the Dab fertilizer production line in Basra,” pointing out that “for the first time, Iraq has achieved self-sufficiency in fertilizer for the agricultural plan.”
He continued: “We directed the amount that was allocated to import fertilizers to purchase modern irrigation systems,” adding: “Our reliance on agriculture is a strategic choice to activate the economic sector.”
He stressed that “the strategic framework agreement with Turkey represents a qualitative leap in terms of radical solutions to the water problem,” explaining that “according to the water framework agreement with Turkey, we will go towards establishing dam projects, lining rivers, and using pipes.” To reduce waste, to establish wastewater treatment plants and use them in agriculture.”
Al-Sudani pointed out that “the agricultural sector is important, both plant and animal, and is related to food security,” noting that “the government is serious about improving the agricultural situation, which represents a profession for about 75 percent of the population of Iraq.”
He said, “We have transferred the financial allocations to the Ministry of Commerce, and the government is committed to disbursing farmers’ dues once their crops are delivered to the Ministry of Commerce’s marketing centers,” noting that “today we witnessed the receipt of the peasants’ and farmers’ receipts for the amounts related to their crops, as part of our commitment and support to the farmers.”
He continued: “We recommend to farmers and peasants not to hand over their crops to commercial offices, and the Ministry of Commerce is committed to speeding up the exchange, which we will ensure is done properly.”
Al-Sudani said: “We have directed all workers to be on alert and work 24 hours a day, and there will be no delay in disbursing dues,” pointing out that “four marketing centers have been opened in Anbar, and instructions have been given to open a center in Amiriyat Al-Fallujah, to spare farmers and farmers the burden of transportation costs.”
On the other hand, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani confirmed that working on projects without completing the infrastructure is a waste of money.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office said in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani chaired, in the Anbar Governorate building, today, a meeting that included heads of service and executive departments in the governorate, in the presence of the governor, members of the Anbar Council, and a number of undersecretaries.”
The statement added, “During the meeting, the governorate’s plans, service programs, and other sector projects were reviewed, and the most prominent problems and obstacles facing the progress of project implementation, and guidance was given to follow up and address them with the aim of accelerating their completion according to the approved time limits.”
He pointed out, “The meeting witnessed a review of the projects implemented by the Liberated Areas Reconstruction Fund, in accordance with the priorities set by the government. The file of martyrs and victims of terrorism was also discussed in the presence of the head of the Martyrs Foundation, and Al-Sudani stressed the need for the funds to go to those who truly deserve them.”
During the meeting, Al-Sudani announced “a number of service projects for the governorate, as follows:
First: sewage sewer projects and rainwater sewer networks in the Anah district, at a cost of 101 billion dinars, and in the Kubaisa district, at a cost of 108 billion dinars.”
Second: Directing the Ministry of Health to complete the requirements for implementing the two projects below, within the Ministry’s plan and the Iraqi-Chinese agreement.
1- A project to establish a 200-bed women’s and children’s hospital in Fallujah district.
2-A project to establish a 100-bed hospital in Khalidiya district.
Third: Directing the body of matters related to the implementation of the Al-Rahalia City Water Project.”
During the meeting, Al-Sudani referred to “the sacrifices of the people of Anbar and their standing with the security services in fighting terrorism, and their push towards service, reconstruction and development entitlements,” stressing his support for “the local government; In order to make its work successful, a ministerial and advisory team is present at each governorate visit, identifying important files in each governorate, and addressing obstacles.”
The Prime Minister confirmed that he “announced from Anbar the start of the marketing season for all of Iraq, stressing that the delivery of dues last year without delay had strengthened the farmer’s and farmers’ confidence in working for subsequent seasons,” pointing out that “the government’s plan includes building new hospitals in the Anbar districts; Because of the age of what is there, as well as the directive to complete the Olympic Stadium and its attached facilities at the end of this year.”
He stated that “the governorate center suffers from incomplete sanitation projects,” stressing that “working on projects without completing the infrastructure is a waste of money.”
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, directed that the ongoing work in the Anbar installed power station be quickly completed according to the required specifications.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Media Office stated, “Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani visited the Anbar combined power station project in the Euphrates district, during his visit to the governorate, which he arrived on Wednesday morning.”
He added, “Al-Sudani held a meeting at the project headquarters with the implementing company, and was briefed on the details and progress of the ongoing implementation work that had reached advanced stages of work, and listened to the proposals of the engineering team,” noting that “the meeting also witnessed reviewing the status of the electricity service in Throughout the governorate, and following up on the Akkas gas project, which will supply fuel to the Anbar power station after its completion,
the Prime Minister directed “speedy completion in accordance with the required specifications,” stressing that “no delay is possible after the government has provided all requirements for the completion of the station.”
The Anbar power station is one of the important strategic projects, and work began on it in 2013. Due to the occupation of the governorate by ISIS terrorist gangs, work on the project was halted for approximately 8 years. As part of the government’s approach to removing obstacles to lagging projects, work on the project was resumed in December 2022. Today, the completion rate has reached 50%.
The station consists of four gas units with a capacity of (273) megawatts, and two steam units (275) megawatts. The project aims to provide the national grid with an electrical capacity of (1640) megawatts, and local natural gas from the Okaz gas field is used as fuel, thus reducing the cost of energy production. And ensure the stability of its processing.
Also, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani directed the intensification of efforts to complete Ramadi Teaching Hospital.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office stated in a statement: “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani visited Ramadi Teaching Hospital, to review and follow up on the work of the second phase of rehabilitation and expansion of the hospital, as part of his visit to the governorate.”
He added, “Al-Sudani conducted a tour inside the hospital’s departments and lobbies, inspected the conditions of the inpatient patients and the medical services provided. He also met a number of visiting citizens, listened to their proposals and needs and directed them to follow up on them. He also looked at the progress of the rehabilitation work, directing the intensification of efforts in order to quickly complete the project that was completed.” “It serves a large number of people in the governorate.”
The statement indicated, “The building of the Ramadi Teaching Hospital was subjected to widespread destruction after the control of the terrorist organization ISIS, and work is underway to implement the second phase of its reconstruction and rehabilitation, which includes the rehabilitation of the central laboratory with a capacity of 25 rooms, and the doctors’ home with a capacity of 60 rooms, and the construction of The industrial college building, the rehabilitation of 5 operating theaters, the addition of a new building for consulting clinics that includes 20 rooms, and a large waiting hall, in addition to the addition of a building for the pharmaceutical warehouse, and another for the emergency laboratory, and also the addition of a building for service workers with two floors, and the rehabilitation of the burns unit and the radiology unit. The works also included rehabilitation The power station and maintenance center, representing 70% of the second phase.”
He pointed out that “Al-Sudani announced projects for sanitation sewers and rainwater sewer networks in Anah district at a cost of 101 billion dinars and in Kubaisa district at a cost of 108 billion dinars.”
He stated, “Al-Sudani directed the Ministry of Health to complete the requirements for implementing the project to establish a 200-bed women’s and children’s hospital in the Fallujah district, and the project to establish a 100-bed hospital in the Khalidiya district, within the ministry’s plan and the Iraqi-Chinese agreement.”
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received members of the House of Representatives from Anbar Governorate.
During the meeting, he stressed the government’s keenness and interest in following up on all files related to the citizens of the governorate, especially the service aspect, pointing to the special importance of Anbar Governorate. Because it constitutes a large area of Iraq's land, it is characterized today by stability and reconstruction operations.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of integration in work between all authorities. In order not to delay the laws and projects that the people need, especially since the government has launched a package of programs and completed many projects that have been stalled for years.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani also conducted a tour of one of Ramadi’s markets in which he met a group of the city’s residents.
Al-Sabah newspaper focused on preparations for conducting the population census and said that the Ministry of Planning has set the twentieth of next November as the date for conducting the general population and housing census, and it will be carried out in the field by 120,000 census enumerators. Ministry of Education cadres, indicating that the trial version will be conducted next May.
The Minister of Planning, Dr. Muhammad Ali Tamim, said during the “Eighteenth Scientific Conference on Statistical Applications”: “There are only six months left until the general population census in Iraq, which is scheduled to be conducted on the twentieth of next November, and we still have a lot to do.” of tasks."
He pointed out that "work is underway to conduct the experimental census in the second half of next May, in addition to training the workers, whose number is estimated at 120,000 enumerators, as an agreement was reached with the Ministry of Education to prepare the cadres of teachers and instructors, and to prepare for the numbering and inventory phase, which will take about two months and will be implemented before the deadline." Conducting the census in approximately two months.
He added, "This census will be the first electronic census in Iraq, and it may be the last. After it, the country does not need a census in its comprehensive sense. Rather, we will be satisfied with updating the data according to the broad and comprehensive base that the ninth census will provide."
During the conference, which was held under the slogan (Population Census is the pillar of development to build a future model for the population of Iraq), Tamim called on families to cooperate with the Statistics Authority in making the project a success, by providing their data accurately, in addition to taking the real and effective role of each party according to its tasks, whether the media in turn. Educational, or civil society organizations with their support for the census.”
For his part, the head of the Statistics and Geographic Information Systems Authority, Dr. Dhia Awad Kazim, said: “Statistical data and indicators have a role in clarifying progress or decline at all health, educational, and economic levels of the population,” indicating that “ The general population census in Iraq will be a set of advanced technological solutions that combine the uses of geographic information, technical statistical tools, and scientific methodology that facilitate access to accurate results for population censuses using the latest technical and visual means, to allow the dissemination of information to everyone and help in making informed policies and decisions derived from evidence. Statistics.
He explained, “One of the characteristics of the electronic census is to ensure the accuracy of individuals’ data and prevent human intervention intended to change or tamper with it, as the electronic application restricts the fields and questions using logical methods, and at the same time monitors the data entry process and its time to follow the progress of the census’s work within the time specified for it.” Daily and daily performance evaluation.
He continued: “There is a center for communication around the clock between residents, enumerators, and those in charge of technical and technical supervision to answer all questions and inquiries, develop quick solutions in emergency cases, and issue directives remotely to workers in the field,” pointing out that “contracts have been made with international consulting bodies specialized in The field of electronic applications, data centers and communications, then preparing forms, guides and instructions and developing an integrated plan.”
Kazem touched on "the launch of the pilot census activities next month, which is the first field work station to test all stages of the census and evaluate the readiness of applications and electronic systems."
In addition, the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ghulam Muhammad Ishaq, said: “The census ensures that our projects and partnership with the Iraqi government are essential, and access to accurate and comprehensive government statistics enables us to respond quickly to emerging challenges,” stressing that they are “not just numbers but tools.” It enables us to serve the Iraqi people effectively.
Al-Zaman newspaper paid attention to the upcoming visit of the President of the Kurdistan Region to Baghdad and said that the President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, intends to make a visit to Baghdad to participate in the state administration meeting, which is scheduled to discuss the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil.
The spokesman for the region’s presidency, Dilshad Shihab, said, “Barzani will visit Baghdad soon to participate in the meeting of the state administration coalition.”
Regarding the region’s parliament elections, Shihab stressed that “holding elections is one of the priorities of the region’s president’s work,”
and continued, “Kurdistan has been harmed on the legal and political levels due to disputes.” Regarding elections and the commission), stressing that (the region’s presidency is in constant contact with all political parties, and preparations should be made to hold parliamentary elections in the region),
and Shehab explained that (the existence of a parliament that truly represents the people is more important than any other issue),
He went on to say that “Barzani stresses the need for there not to be a political vacuum in Kurdistan,”
and pointed out that “the visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Erbil is an important indicator of Kurdistan’s relations, its vitality and its influence in the region.”
At the beginning of this month, Barzani made a visit to Baghdad, during which he met with the President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Rashid, and the Federal Council of Ministers, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani. He also participated in the meeting of the State Administration Coalition and the coordination framework. Ways to resolve the outstanding issues between Erbil and Baghdad, the political situation in Iraq and the region, and a group of other issues of common interest were discussed.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Regional Government stated that the Federal Ministry of Oil is trying to hold Erbil responsible for not resuming oil exports, while calling on the Federal Government to comply with the terms of the January agreement and facilitate the resumption of exports.
It said in a statement yesterday, “There is no justification or support in the 2005 Constitution or anywhere else that allows the Federal Ministry of Oil to restrict oil exports,”
and added that “exports are important for the well-being of all people, as well as for the peace and security of the international community,” and the Ministry considered that ( Oil production contracts in the regional government are not approved in any way by the federal government or the Federal Ministry of Oil, because they do not have a valid constitutional and legal basis.
The statement continued, “The legal basis for these contracts is the Oil and Gas Law in the Region of 2007. It was unanimously approved by the Kurdistan Parliament at the time, so that the law was recognized by the world’s leading constitutional and international lawyers.
The spokesman for the federal government, Bassem Al-Awadi, had confirmed that the region’s oil file was more or less settled, and that Turkey had informed Iraq of its readiness to “resume oil exports from Kurdistan to the port of Ceyhan.” Meanwhile,
Barzani confirmed earlier that the martyrdom of students and professors at Salmaniya University and the civilians of Qalaat Diza in an air bombing operation in 1974 strengthened the spirit and will of confrontation and challenge injustice and dictatorship and increased the determination of the people of Kurdistan and their adherence to their cause, demands and legitimate rights.
In a statement yesterday, Barzani recalled (the anniversary of the crime, which he considered a bloody and painful page in the history of the people of Kurdistan), calling for (learning lessons from it and working through unity, cohesion and solidarity to prevent the repetition of that history forever, and to move forward with hope to work towards achieving a better future)./ To[/rtl]
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