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    Basra governor warns companies lagging in the implementation of schools

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    Post by Rocky Mon 18 Mar 2019, 2:10 pm


    Basra governor warns companies lagging in the implementation of schools

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    Information / Baghdad ..
    Basra Governor Asaad al-Eidani warned on Monday that companies lagging behind in the implementation of schools.
    A statement issued by the media office of the governor received a copy of which "Al-Eidani warned the idle companies in the implementation of schools," noting that "the governor directed the director of the Department of Citizen Affairs to follow up the speed of completion in schools as soon as possible before the beginning of next academic year to solve the problem of double and triple- Some of the city's schools. "
    The statement quoted Eidani as saying that he would "take all legal measures in the coming period against any company that proves its failure in the implementation of schools." He pointed out that "most of the Basra areas urgently need to accelerate the completion of these schools to solve the problem suffered by school students because of permanence Double and triple ".
    "The local government is not a favorite of the citizen on this subject, but it is a duty to the people of the province." Ending / 25

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    Post by Rocky Mon 18 Mar 2019, 2:20 pm

    Basra governor warns companies lagging in the implementation of schools

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    Basra Governor Asaad al-Eidani warned on Monday that companies lagging behind in the implementation of schools.
    A statement issued by the media office of the governor received the "Economy News" a copy of him, "Eidani warned companies lagging in the implementation of schools," noting that "the governor directed the Department of Citizen Affairs to follow up the speed of completion in schools as soon as possible before the beginning of next academic year to solve the problem of double and triple In some schools of the city. "
    The statement quoted Eidani as saying that he would "take all legal measures in the coming period against any company that proves its failure in the implementation of schools." He pointed out that "most of the Basra areas urgently need to accelerate the completion of these schools to solve the problem suffered by school students because of permanence Double and triple ".
    "The local government is not a favorite of the citizen on this subject, but it is a duty to the people of the province."

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