Next month: Arab and international companies begin to build airport Anbar

Next month:  Arab and international companies begin to build airport Anbar

27/11/2013







BAGHDAD / JD / .. Proceed with Arab and international companies early next month to build "Anbar Airport" after the approval of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki after a meeting with high-level delegation from the province on Monday to invite him. The head of the provincial council in the morning Krhot Halbusi told the reporter / JD / "The companies will start building a competent Anbar Airport next month after the approval of the Prime Minister during the meeting, which was collected by this week.

"The English and Turkish companies and the United Arab Emirates and Jordan have submitted bids for the construction of this airport, which would be in the region of 35 per kilo to maintain, confirming the completion of its own designs." It was, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, has held a meeting with the governor of Anbar, where the members of the council was agreed to promote the preservation of additional forces to secure them, and build a civilian airport and the oil refinery. A statement from the office of Prime Minister Maliki received his official office a few days ago, the governor of Anbar Ahmed Khalaf al-Dulaimi, the head of the provincial council morning Halbusi and members of the provincial council, "was research in the various affairs of the province and the challenges they face, and to emphasize the need to give the security aspect of paramount importance and to promote the preservation of additional forces of the army and police forces, including security and stability. "

The statement quoted the prime minister reaffirmed "the need to go to the construction, reconstruction and promotion of services," and said that "the entrance to achieve this is to establish security and defeat the terrorist groups that work to spread fear." He added that "the people of Anbar and clans are better able to defeat these," pointing out that "the current events in the region and in Syria in particular cast a shadow on the province." The statement said the prime minister, "confirmed his agreement to create a private airport Anbar", calling for "speeding created and announcing to investors, also agreed to request the establishment of an oil refinery near the province in addition to other demands made by the members of the local government," stressing that "will visit the province as soon as possible.

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