248 billion dinars Government allocations for the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism

by **Rocky** Tue 09 Jan 2018, 2:24 am

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248 billion dinars Government allocations for the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism

by Rocky Tue 09 Jan 2018, 2:24 am

248 billion dinars Government allocations for the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism

09/1/2018 12:00 am

[rtl]Coverage of the areas that received the displaced projects rehabilitation of infrastructure
Baghdad / Harith al-Obeidi
Revealed the head of the Fund for the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism, Dr. Mustafa al-Hiti, the government allocated 248 billion dinars to rehabilitate those areas.
In an exclusive statement to al-Sabah, al-Hitti said that the reconstruction work in the liberated areas of Taqfiri is progressing progressively, especially in the projects of water, electricity, health, education, roads, bridges, higher education and others.
He pointed out that the areas covered by the work of the Fund include Anbar, Salah al-Din and Nineveh and parts of Diyala and Kirkuk and northern Babylon and the belt of Baghdad, was also attached to the areas that received the displaced and bore the infrastructure of more than normal capacity.
He added that the engineering staff working within the reconstruction fund was one of the first entrants to the areas mentioned immediately after the liberation to conduct preliminary statements on the damage suffered, indicating that the distribution of projects between the affected areas, which received the displaced ranged from 60% to directly affected cities and 40% Indirectly damaged.
On the allocations allocated by the government, Heti pointed to the allocation of 248 billion dinars from the general budget for reconstruction, but it has not been finalized until now, what is the last completion of projects within the scheduled time.
He added that water, electricity, health and education projects are priorities of the fund, noting the need for 10 years to rehabilitate what was damaged, and in three stages.
Al-Hitti said that there are three outlets for the financing of reconstruction projects, the first of which are government allocations as well as loans and grants. The Fund has received a grant of 100 million dollars from the Kuwait Reconstruction Fund. The fund will present its projects at the Kuwait Reconstruction Conference. On a third Czech grant, as well as a loan of 500 million euros from the German Development Bank and 350 million euros from the World Bank.
The President of the Fund, the completion of 152 projects in 2016 and 198 projects in 2017 in various sectors, including water, electricity, health, education, municipalities, roads and bridges and the rehabilitation of police stations.
He noted that Iraq will present its proposals for the reconstruction of the areas affected by terrorism during the donor conference to be held in the State of Kuwait during the coming period. [/rtl]

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by **Rocky** Tue 09 Jan 2018, 2:47 am

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The government allocates 248 billion dinars within the budget for the reconstruction of the affecte

by Rocky Tue 09 Jan 2018, 2:47 am

The government allocates 248 billion dinars within the budget for the reconstruction of the affected areas

The head of the Fund for the reconstruction of the areas affected by terrorism,
Mustafa al-Hiti, on Tuesday, the government allocated 248 billion dinars to rehabilitate those areas within the budget, stressing the inclusion of areas that received the displaced projects rehabilitation of infrastructure.
"The construction work in the areas liberated from the organization," he said, "is proceeding progressively, especially in the projects of water, electricity, health, education, roads, bridges, higher education and others."
He added that "the areas covered by the work of the Fund include Anbar, Salah al-Din and Nineveh and parts of Diyala and Kirkuk and northern Babylon and the belt of Baghdad, as well as areas that received the displaced and bore the infrastructure of more than normal capacity."
Noting that "the engineering staff working within the reconstruction fund was one of the first entrants to the areas mentioned immediately after the liberation to conduct preliminary statements on the damage suffered."
"The distribution of projects between the affected areas, which received displaced people ranged from 60 percent to directly affected cities and 40 percent to areas that were indirectly affected," he said.
On the allocations allocated by the government, Heiti, to "the allocation of 248 billion dinars from the budget for reconstruction, but it has not been finalized until now, what is the last completion of projects within the scheduled time."
"Water, electricity, health and education projects are a priority for the Fund," he said, noting that "the need for 10 years to rehabilitate what has been damaged and in three stages."
"There are three outlets to finance the reconstruction projects, the first of which are government allocations as well as loans and grants. The fund has received a grant of 100 million dollars from the Kuwait Reconstruction Fund. The fund will present its projects at the Kuwait Reconstruction Conference, As well as a third Czech grant, as well as a loan of 500 million euros from the German Development Bank and 350 million euros from the World Bank. "

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248 billion dinars Government allocations for the reconstruction of areas affected by terrorism

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