Allawi from Wasit: a British loan through which we will support the projects stalled in the province

Allawi from Wasit: a British loan through which we will support the projects stalled in the province

economy Since 2017-05-21 at 16:22 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad - Mawazine News
DAMASCUS, (SANA) - The head of the Wasit Governorate Council, Mazin al-Zamili, met on Sunday with Vice President Iyad Allawi to discuss issues and topics related to the province, while the latter confirmed the presence of a British loan to support the projects in Wasit.
A statement to the Office of the President of the Council, received a copy of the "Mawazine News" that "Zamili received in the building of the Wasit province, Vice President Ayad Allawi, in the presence of most members of the Council, to discuss many issues and topics that concern the province," pointing out that "Allawi confirmed the existence of a British loan will be through which to support the projects stalled in Wasit."
He added that "Zamili presented to Allawi, the most important features that are characterized by the province of the security side, agricultural and border," Mstarka "also addressed the most prominent problems and constraints experienced by the province and most notably the amounts of companies suspended, and investment and lack of health services and education and routine killer of the federal ministries in the implementation of The transfer of powers to the province, which caused the interruption of the distribution of residential land. "
For his part, praised the Vice President Ayad Allawi, "the work of the Government of Wasit in the shelter of the displaced and provide services to them and provide a stable security environment for all citizens and encourage agriculture and stand by the farmers in the acquisition of their rights," stressing that "there is a British loan through which we will support the projects stalled In the province during the coming period. "
The Vice President of the Republic, Iyad Allawi, arrived Sunday, to the province of Wasit, and met with the governor and members of the provincial council.


Allawi from Wasit: a British loan through which we will support the projects stalled in the province

economy Since 2017-05-21 at 16:22 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad - Mawazine News
DAMASCUS, (SANA) - The head of the Wasit Governorate Council, Mazin al-Zamili, met on Sunday with Vice President Iyad Allawi to discuss issues and topics related to the province, while the latter confirmed the presence of a British loan to support the projects in Wasit.
A statement to the Office of the President of the Council, received a copy of the "Mawazine News" that "Zamili received in the building of the Wasit province, Vice President Ayad Allawi, in the presence of most members of the Council, to discuss many issues and topics that concern the province," pointing out that "Allawi confirmed the existence of a British loan will be through which to support the projects stalled in Wasit."
He added that "Zamili presented to Allawi, the most important features that are characterized by the province of the security side, agricultural and border," Mstarka "also addressed the most prominent problems and constraints experienced by the province and most notably the amounts of companies suspended, and investment and lack of health services and education and routine killer of the federal ministries in the implementation of The transfer of powers to the province, which caused the interruption of the distribution of residential land. "
For his part, praised the Vice President Ayad Allawi, "the work of the Government of Wasit in the shelter of the displaced and provide services to them and provide a stable security environment for all citizens and encourage agriculture and stand by the farmers in the acquisition of their rights," stressing that "there is a British loan through which we will support the projects stalled In the province during the coming period. "
The Vice President of the Republic, Iyad Allawi, arrived Sunday, to the province of Wasit, and met with the governor and members of the provincial council.