Commission on oil: increase oil production is not commensurate with the level of living of the citiz

Commission on oil: increase oil production is not commensurate with the level of living of the citizen



03/29/2014






{Baghdad} Euphrates News confirmed the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary that the increase in oil production is not commensurate with the level of living of the citizens.
Said committee member Rep. Susan Saad in a press statement received by the Euphrates News Agency


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a copy of that "increase the production of crude oil opened the West Qurna field, the second does not fit with the standard of living of the citizen who must witness a marked improvement in terms of services and employment opportunities and other afflicting citizen in the country in general and Basra province in particular. "
She said MP Saad that "so far has not compensate owners of land on the Ezzedine Salim any site West Qurna II, who is one of the largest oil fields in the world has not named their children as promised to the government at the coming of foreign companies, that there are thousands of jobs will have their Albesrion generally The owners of agricultural land who have lost their livelihoods in particular because of the deduction of their land and make it taboo oil. "
Saad and demanded "the government to fulfilling its promises to the citizens and that there is proper planning and realistic to build a better future for the people by the huge revenue provided by increased production volumes of crude oil in the country."
It was opened by Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani said on Saturday West Qurna oil field second in the province of Basra, and explained that the production capacity of the field, which is the second largest field in the country, amounted to 120 000 barrels per day and will arrive at the end of this year to 400 000 barrels, and pointed to the production of the country's oil during the last month arrived three and a half million barrels per day.
The Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, said: "The government pledged to provide services to residents of the areas in the area of ​​oil exploration and compensation for damage to their vulnerable from damage caused by oil extraction operations.
He added that "the government will take it upon themselves to rehabilitate those areas and the provision of services, as well as compensation for those affected values ​​greater than the values ​​of their losses during the previous period, pointing out that it was agreed with the investing companies of the oil fields and through the signing of contracts for oil licensing to work to deliver all the services to the people of these areas and put them within Olulyat work through the allocation of social expenditures for the development of the area surrounding the field, economically and socially, service, as well as providing jobs for the citizens there. "
Shahristani called "the people of that region to introduce their children of students in scientific and engineering specialties to facilitate their work in the oil fields to work with companies invested." End

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