Experts: Iraq is on the verge of an unprecedented decline in levels of the Euphrates

[size=52]Experts: Iraq is on the verge of an unprecedented decline in levels of the Euphrates[/size]

[size=45]Resources discuss the file amid confirmation of the non-seriousness of the situation[/size]
[size=45]Baghdad - Qusay Munther[/size]
[size=45]The experts said yesterday, "We fear that Iraq will face a situation similar to Syria, due to its inability to conduct serious negotiations with the Turkish side, as the differences between the two parties regarding the water shares in the Tigris and Euphrates are still pending). Until (the decrease in water levels in the Euphrates River will lead to a water crisis, even if there is sufficient water storage to secure the current agricultural season, but the recurrence of the scene annually raises fears Farmers are concerned about losing their crops if the government is unable to reach an agreement with Ankara, which is trying to pressure Baghdad to cover its interventions in the north of the country), calling on the government to take (serious action) And urgent to ensure Iraq's share of water, as well as to submit a complaint to the Security Council to ensure the rights of the riparian states stipulated in international laws, because repetition of this harms rights). While the Ministry announced that it had started to record the decline in imports of the Euphrates River due to Turkey's cutting of water from Syria. (There is no danger in our water needs, and it is correct to tamper with the established quotas, and our coordination with Syria continues, and we will hold a meeting with the Syrian side via closed-circuit television on this subject). The Ministry also announced the start of the experimental operation of the Khuraisan River Enhancement Station, with the aim of addressing the water scarcity of Diyala Governorate. To its lowest levels, due to the closure of the water gates from Turkish territory, according to the accusations of the SDF, and with it the Damascus government. The head of the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture, Water and Marshlands had warned of a decrease in the levels during the coming period. The head of the committee, Salam Al-Shammari, said in a statement that (Turkey is trying from time to time to use the water paper to implement its plans in the two countries of the Euphrates River in particular), and continued that (announcing officials in northern Syria On the decline of the water level of the Euphrates River by more than 5 meters, for the first time in its history, a dangerous matter that warns of the same in Iraq), calling on the government to (expedite the signing of an agreement with Turkey regarding Iraq's share of water The Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and not using the matter as a pressure card to implement its goals).[/size]
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