200 experts will soon be in Iraq to contribute to the completion of Al-Faw Port

[size=52]200 experts will soon be in Iraq to contribute to the completion of Al-Faw Port[/size]

[size=45]The General Company for Ports of Iraq revealed, yesterday, Wednesday, the imminent arrival of 200 experts, equipment and large laboratories to contribute to the completion of the port of Faw.[/size]
[size=45]The Director of the General Company for Iraq Ports affiliated to the Ministry of Transport, Dr. Eng. Farhan Muheisen Al-Fartousi, said in a press statement, “The Korean Daewoo Company has invited 200 experts to contribute to the completion of the port of Faw, with the arrival of large equipment, including a gigantic hammer to hammer the pillars to the docks of the port, as well as the contract to buy Factories for the completion of projects entrusted to the company that executed soberly.[/size]
[size=45]He added, “The Korean company has initiated a number of preparations for more than one project, including the process of surveying the port from mines and warheads to preserve the safety of workers, and it has brought in a number of specialized companies to detect and remove them, as well as start a process of surveying the bottom of the Khor Al-Zubair Canal to start the tunnel work that connects the West Al Sharqiya, Gharbia, of the highway linking the port of Al-Faw - Umm Qasr, with the start of the survey process for the navigation channel.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Fartousi pointed out that "the workers in the Faw Port project are from the Italian company, Techntal, which is a consulting company that works in its capacity as the resident engineer in the project, as well as experts and engineers from the Korean Daewoo company and cooperates with the engineering and technical staff in the Faw Grand Port Authority of the Ports Company."[/size]
[size=45]He pointed out, "The presence of 85 berths remaining within the port will be presented during the coming period as investment opportunities or referred to joint operation in order to achieve greater benefit to the project in terms of financial revenues."[/size]
[size=45]Al-Fartousi pointed out that “there are other contracts for the port of Faw that were referred two years ago and have reached advanced completion rates, including the rock payment contracts, whose completion rate reached 55 percent, and the entrance to the port of Faw, which reached a completion rate of 45 percent, as well as the manufacturing basin of the Al-Khor Canal tunnel. Whose achievement rate reached 43 percent.[/size]
[size=45]He explained that “the international road to the port consists of two projects, one of them exits from Al-Faw port towards the Khor Al-Zubair tunnel and extends to Safwan area outside the borders of Basra, and work is underway by casting the concrete molds that are erected at the tunnel site at the end of this year, and the other starts from the port of Faw through the tunnel towards Umm Qasr is linked to the international highway towards Baghdad, and this survey is conducted from the remnants of war.[/size]
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