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Baghdad - conscious - Hazem Muhammad Habib
The British Ambassador to Iraq, Mark Bryson Richardson, announced today, Monday, the launch of a new program to support Iraq by strengthening the national family planning system.
government formation
The British ambassador to Iraq, Mark Bryson Richardson, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the formation of the new government, its personalities and its composition is an important issue that the Iraqi parties must resolve among themselves," expressing his hope that "they will be able to form the next government quickly."
He added that "the Iraqi people need a government that is ready to meet the long-term economic, social and security challenges facing the country," noting that "the United Kingdom looks forward to strengthening its relationship with Iraq and working in partnership with the new government to help build a strong, effective and accountable Iraq that serves all its citizens." ".
He continued, "The United Kingdom looks forward to working with the new government to continue developing our strategic partnership and expanding our cooperation and participation in a number of sectors, including work to reduce and respond to the effects of climate change," noting that "the government that will be formed on the basis of the October elections." The first 2021 will face some challenges such as securing energy and water supplies, diversifying the economy to make it less dependent on hydrocarbons, and providing accountable security for all Iraqis.
Iraqi economy
The ambassador stressed, "Iraq's economy has strong potential, but it faces great challenges, including climate change, the growing population and the high dependence on oil," noting that "the increase in government revenues resulting from high oil prices provides an opportunity to invest in infrastructure and reconstruction."
He continued, "Human resources and basic services need urgent economic reforms to develop the financial sector, improve the business environment and develop the private sector," noting that "this will ensure the realization of the country's economic potential and create more job opportunities."
British support for Iraq
The ambassador stated, "The United Kingdom has been one of the main donor countries in Iraq for several years, having provided, since 2014, more than 278 million pounds in humanitarian aid to support Iraqis and those affected by the conflict with ISIS," noting that "this helped provide food aid to more More than 500,000 people and life-saving healthcare services, including support for the response to the coronavirus in Iraq, and safe drinking water and shower facilities for millions more.”
And he indicated that his country "also provided 56 million pounds sterling through the World Bank and United Nations programs to support the reconstruction of Iraq, including financing projects that support access to electricity, education, housing and health care for communities in areas affected by ISIS," explaining: "We have again launched a program The Demographic Transition, worth £14 million, is in partnership with the United Nations to support the Government of Iraq in strengthening the national family planning system.
And he stated, "Education is another important area for Iraq, as the UK-supported 'Education Cannot Wait' fund has just announced a £9.5 million program to help Iraq provide education for 200,000 children, including 120,000 girls and 20,000 of them. of children with disabilities,” noting that “the UK also has programs to help Iraq meet the daunting challenges of climate change. These include drought preparations, water resource management, and dealing with the transition from fossil fuels.”
oil prices
Richardson indicated that "oil prices have been volatile recently due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, but the markets seem to be in a stable state," noting that "the world has begun to move away from the use of hydrocarbons, and global demand for hydrocarbons is expected to decrease by about 75% by year 2050".
He stated, "This may cause great uncertainty in the market, which will pose serious risks to economies, such as Iraq, which is highly dependent on oil," noting: "We are ready to work with the Government of Iraq to support their efforts to prioritize and invest in economic diversification and reform while Oil prices are relatively high.
Reduce emissions
He added, "Britain supports commercial projects that reduce emissions, as it supports the Iraqi government's efforts to develop gas detention facilities," explaining that "Iraq is currently the second largest country that burns gases, a practice that contributes to generating many harmful greenhouse gas emissions."
He stated, "The British experience may be able to help the Iraqi government achieve its goal of eliminating flaring gases by 2027, which will help reduce emissions and reduce dependence on imported gas," adding that "the United Kingdom supports environmentally friendly exports and investment from By using platforms such as our chairing of the United Nations Climate Change Conference and the Dubai Expo, to showcase green and innovative companies in the UK.”
"We have solar energy companies interested in doing business, and we also have companies that can provide gas turbines to use the gas that is currently being burned to generate energy," he added.
He stated, "We will also bring together business leaders and international partners, such as Iraq to create new partnerships, as UK Export Finance plays an important role in this regard, and UK Export Finance Fund products include more than £2 billion of direct lending to finance clean growth projects." This is in addition to our business coverage in Iraq.
Volume of trade exchange
The ambassador stressed, "The total trade in goods and services between the United Kingdom and Iraq amounts to about 650 million pounds annually," noting that "we are keen to increase business between our two countries."
He stated, "The British Trade Department in our embassy is working to enhance British expertise and knowledge to help Iraq's economy and prosperity."
Service Support
He stressed, "The embassy supports the activities of the Iraqi ministries to provide special projects in the sectors of water, sanitation, energy, defense, security, education and health care," explaining that "the Kingdom has an export financing facility, which can provide financing and insurance services on very competitive terms for companies that export UK products to Iraq." This is already being used in a number of projects including in the energy sector."
International Alliance
He stressed that "the international coalition announced that it will move in December 2021 from combat operations to providing advice, assistance and empowerment, which is what happened now," explaining, "This was done in agreement with the Iraqi government and at its invitation."
He pointed out that "there are a number of advisors who play an important role in the coalition, in addition to the presence of military advisors and trainers who provide support to the NATO mission and the Iraqi army directly."
"We are working closely with the Iraqi government to identify needs and match them with experience in the British military," he said.
armament contracts
He pointed out, "We are currently working on concluding defense contracts to support Iraq's ability to combat terrorism, such as deploying anti-drone equipment, or by providing equipment to help secure Iraq's borders."
Supporting Iraq to confront cyber threats
He explained that "there are commercial interests with Iraq in the field of the Internet, and helping Iraq to confront threats in cyberspace, pointing out that" there are companies that submit bids to help Iraq recover from the legacy of terrorism and war, including by providing services to remove mines and unexploded ordnance. and explosive devices.
He added, "What determines our defense trade relationship with Iraq is what Iraq tells us that it needs, and the place where the United Kingdom makes a clear offer," stressing that "the discussion so far did not include combat aircraft, but we are ready to answer any requests from Iraq." .
Judicial cooperation
The British ambassador stated that "the United Kingdom has a long history of cooperation with Iraq in the field of justice and cooperation with police agencies," explaining that "such cases are evaluated based on their own merits, and progress is made in accordance with relevant treaties and human rights laws."
And he added, "The United Nations sanctions regime is now being terminated, and the names of individuals and institutions are being crossed out, under UK law, where assets are frozen instead of confiscated," noting that "the unfreezing of assets will be done in line with UK law, which is based on UN resolutions." relevant and aimed at ensuring the preservation of assets for the maximum benefit of Iraq."
Iraqi antiquities
And he indicated, "Preserving the cultural heritage in Iraq is a priority for the United Kingdom through our Cultural Protection Fund," explaining that "this work leads the British Council, which has provided support since 2017 for 11 projects worth $3 million to protect cultural heritage." An Iraqi at risk, an example of this is the Smart Water project in which the University of Reading is participating from the United Kingdom, which has trained museum staff in Sulaymaniyah, Baghdad, Nasiriyah and Basra to secretly mark and protect more than 270,000 priceless artifacts.
He continued, "This work helps deter the smuggling of historical artifacts out of Iraq and helps law enforcement authorities track stolen antiquities," explaining that "over the past five years, the British Museum has been actively involved in helping to retrieve and return stolen antiquities to Iraq from Private collections and auction houses in the UK, including the announcement in 2020 during Prime Minister Al-Kadhimi’s visit to the UK to return around 5,000 artifacts.
Missions to Britain
And he stated, "University links are increasing between the UK and Iraq in the wake of the previous turmoil caused by ISIS, as in the past two years we have provided support through the British Council to establish eight new links in the areas of research related to cultural heritage, peacebuilding, intercultural dialogue and support university leadership We also launched a new research and consultancy initiative to assist the Ministry of Higher Education in its internationalization strategy and ambitions.”
And he indicated, "Through the Chevening Scholarship Program, we provide funding to about 30 Iraqis each year to study a master's degree in the United Kingdom, which increases building higher education links between our two countries," expressing his welcome to "Iraqis who meet the requirements for obtaining a visa to visit the Kingdom." For travel, study or work, details can be obtained from ukvisas.gov.uk . There are visa application centers in Baghdad, Erbil and Basra for applicants to submit biometrics (personal information) and documents.”
The Iraqi community in Britain
He stressed that "there are about 60,000 Iraqis born and residing in the UK, in addition to many Iraqi and British citizens of Iraqi origin," noting that "Iraqi society plays an important role in life in the UK, and many British-Iraqis occupy important positions in business. politics, science and medicine.
Russo-Ukrainian war
Richardson stressed that "the humanitarian consequences of Russia's unprovoked, deliberate and barbaric attack against a sovereign democratic state we see daily," noting that "most of the countries of the world are united in condemning Russian aggression, as we have witnessed 141 countries representing a wide range of world opinion, including countries such as Argentina Brazil, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Switzerland and Yemen voted in the United Nations General Assembly on March 2 to condemn Russia's actions.
Later that month, most countries in the world, including Iraq, voted overwhelmingly in the United Nations General Assembly to demand protection of civilians and humanitarian access to Ukraine on March 24, after the Russian attack. Iraqis will feel great sympathy for what is happening to Ukrainian civilians now, but the war that Russia chose to wage against Ukraine had global effects."
He stressed that "this war has led to a significant increase in the prices of basic foodstuffs, and this is likely to affect the poorest people in all our societies," explaining that "the countries of the Middle East, including Iraq, suffer from food insecurity far from paying attention to the effects that Behind it the choice of Russian war on others. Russia simply lied throughout the preparation for its invasion and its aftermath and denied warnings of the invasion and denounced it as “Western hysteria, but it distorted the truth in Ukraine. It claims that Ukraine was attacking Russia, while the Russian armed forces are the violating Ukrainian sovereignty at the present time.
He stressed that "what Russia did and what it is doing is immoral and illegal," noting that "the whole world bears the consequences of its decisions, and we need to work to stop more suffering."
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Baghdad - conscious - Hazem Muhammad Habib
The British Ambassador to Iraq, Mark Bryson Richardson, announced today, Monday, the launch of a new program to support Iraq by strengthening the national family planning system.
government formation
The British ambassador to Iraq, Mark Bryson Richardson, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the formation of the new government, its personalities and its composition is an important issue that the Iraqi parties must resolve among themselves," expressing his hope that "they will be able to form the next government quickly."
He added that "the Iraqi people need a government that is ready to meet the long-term economic, social and security challenges facing the country," noting that "the United Kingdom looks forward to strengthening its relationship with Iraq and working in partnership with the new government to help build a strong, effective and accountable Iraq that serves all its citizens." ".
He continued, "The United Kingdom looks forward to working with the new government to continue developing our strategic partnership and expanding our cooperation and participation in a number of sectors, including work to reduce and respond to the effects of climate change," noting that "the government that will be formed on the basis of the October elections." The first 2021 will face some challenges such as securing energy and water supplies, diversifying the economy to make it less dependent on hydrocarbons, and providing accountable security for all Iraqis.
Iraqi economy
The ambassador stressed, "Iraq's economy has strong potential, but it faces great challenges, including climate change, the growing population and the high dependence on oil," noting that "the increase in government revenues resulting from high oil prices provides an opportunity to invest in infrastructure and reconstruction."
He continued, "Human resources and basic services need urgent economic reforms to develop the financial sector, improve the business environment and develop the private sector," noting that "this will ensure the realization of the country's economic potential and create more job opportunities."
British support for Iraq
The ambassador stated, "The United Kingdom has been one of the main donor countries in Iraq for several years, having provided, since 2014, more than 278 million pounds in humanitarian aid to support Iraqis and those affected by the conflict with ISIS," noting that "this helped provide food aid to more More than 500,000 people and life-saving healthcare services, including support for the response to the coronavirus in Iraq, and safe drinking water and shower facilities for millions more.”
And he indicated that his country "also provided 56 million pounds sterling through the World Bank and United Nations programs to support the reconstruction of Iraq, including financing projects that support access to electricity, education, housing and health care for communities in areas affected by ISIS," explaining: "We have again launched a program The Demographic Transition, worth £14 million, is in partnership with the United Nations to support the Government of Iraq in strengthening the national family planning system.
And he stated, "Education is another important area for Iraq, as the UK-supported 'Education Cannot Wait' fund has just announced a £9.5 million program to help Iraq provide education for 200,000 children, including 120,000 girls and 20,000 of them. of children with disabilities,” noting that “the UK also has programs to help Iraq meet the daunting challenges of climate change. These include drought preparations, water resource management, and dealing with the transition from fossil fuels.”
oil prices
Richardson indicated that "oil prices have been volatile recently due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, but the markets seem to be in a stable state," noting that "the world has begun to move away from the use of hydrocarbons, and global demand for hydrocarbons is expected to decrease by about 75% by year 2050".
He stated, "This may cause great uncertainty in the market, which will pose serious risks to economies, such as Iraq, which is highly dependent on oil," noting: "We are ready to work with the Government of Iraq to support their efforts to prioritize and invest in economic diversification and reform while Oil prices are relatively high.
Reduce emissions
He added, "Britain supports commercial projects that reduce emissions, as it supports the Iraqi government's efforts to develop gas detention facilities," explaining that "Iraq is currently the second largest country that burns gases, a practice that contributes to generating many harmful greenhouse gas emissions."
He stated, "The British experience may be able to help the Iraqi government achieve its goal of eliminating flaring gases by 2027, which will help reduce emissions and reduce dependence on imported gas," adding that "the United Kingdom supports environmentally friendly exports and investment from By using platforms such as our chairing of the United Nations Climate Change Conference and the Dubai Expo, to showcase green and innovative companies in the UK.”
"We have solar energy companies interested in doing business, and we also have companies that can provide gas turbines to use the gas that is currently being burned to generate energy," he added.
He stated, "We will also bring together business leaders and international partners, such as Iraq to create new partnerships, as UK Export Finance plays an important role in this regard, and UK Export Finance Fund products include more than £2 billion of direct lending to finance clean growth projects." This is in addition to our business coverage in Iraq.
Volume of trade exchange
The ambassador stressed, "The total trade in goods and services between the United Kingdom and Iraq amounts to about 650 million pounds annually," noting that "we are keen to increase business between our two countries."
He stated, "The British Trade Department in our embassy is working to enhance British expertise and knowledge to help Iraq's economy and prosperity."
Service Support
He stressed, "The embassy supports the activities of the Iraqi ministries to provide special projects in the sectors of water, sanitation, energy, defense, security, education and health care," explaining that "the Kingdom has an export financing facility, which can provide financing and insurance services on very competitive terms for companies that export UK products to Iraq." This is already being used in a number of projects including in the energy sector."
International Alliance
He stressed that "the international coalition announced that it will move in December 2021 from combat operations to providing advice, assistance and empowerment, which is what happened now," explaining, "This was done in agreement with the Iraqi government and at its invitation."
He pointed out that "there are a number of advisors who play an important role in the coalition, in addition to the presence of military advisors and trainers who provide support to the NATO mission and the Iraqi army directly."
"We are working closely with the Iraqi government to identify needs and match them with experience in the British military," he said.
armament contracts
He pointed out, "We are currently working on concluding defense contracts to support Iraq's ability to combat terrorism, such as deploying anti-drone equipment, or by providing equipment to help secure Iraq's borders."
Supporting Iraq to confront cyber threats
He explained that "there are commercial interests with Iraq in the field of the Internet, and helping Iraq to confront threats in cyberspace, pointing out that" there are companies that submit bids to help Iraq recover from the legacy of terrorism and war, including by providing services to remove mines and unexploded ordnance. and explosive devices.
He added, "What determines our defense trade relationship with Iraq is what Iraq tells us that it needs, and the place where the United Kingdom makes a clear offer," stressing that "the discussion so far did not include combat aircraft, but we are ready to answer any requests from Iraq." .
Judicial cooperation
The British ambassador stated that "the United Kingdom has a long history of cooperation with Iraq in the field of justice and cooperation with police agencies," explaining that "such cases are evaluated based on their own merits, and progress is made in accordance with relevant treaties and human rights laws."
And he added, "The United Nations sanctions regime is now being terminated, and the names of individuals and institutions are being crossed out, under UK law, where assets are frozen instead of confiscated," noting that "the unfreezing of assets will be done in line with UK law, which is based on UN resolutions." relevant and aimed at ensuring the preservation of assets for the maximum benefit of Iraq."
Iraqi antiquities
And he indicated, "Preserving the cultural heritage in Iraq is a priority for the United Kingdom through our Cultural Protection Fund," explaining that "this work leads the British Council, which has provided support since 2017 for 11 projects worth $3 million to protect cultural heritage." An Iraqi at risk, an example of this is the Smart Water project in which the University of Reading is participating from the United Kingdom, which has trained museum staff in Sulaymaniyah, Baghdad, Nasiriyah and Basra to secretly mark and protect more than 270,000 priceless artifacts.
He continued, "This work helps deter the smuggling of historical artifacts out of Iraq and helps law enforcement authorities track stolen antiquities," explaining that "over the past five years, the British Museum has been actively involved in helping to retrieve and return stolen antiquities to Iraq from Private collections and auction houses in the UK, including the announcement in 2020 during Prime Minister Al-Kadhimi’s visit to the UK to return around 5,000 artifacts.
Missions to Britain
And he stated, "University links are increasing between the UK and Iraq in the wake of the previous turmoil caused by ISIS, as in the past two years we have provided support through the British Council to establish eight new links in the areas of research related to cultural heritage, peacebuilding, intercultural dialogue and support university leadership We also launched a new research and consultancy initiative to assist the Ministry of Higher Education in its internationalization strategy and ambitions.”
And he indicated, "Through the Chevening Scholarship Program, we provide funding to about 30 Iraqis each year to study a master's degree in the United Kingdom, which increases building higher education links between our two countries," expressing his welcome to "Iraqis who meet the requirements for obtaining a visa to visit the Kingdom." For travel, study or work, details can be obtained from ukvisas.gov.uk . There are visa application centers in Baghdad, Erbil and Basra for applicants to submit biometrics (personal information) and documents.”
The Iraqi community in Britain
He stressed that "there are about 60,000 Iraqis born and residing in the UK, in addition to many Iraqi and British citizens of Iraqi origin," noting that "Iraqi society plays an important role in life in the UK, and many British-Iraqis occupy important positions in business. politics, science and medicine.
Russo-Ukrainian war
Richardson stressed that "the humanitarian consequences of Russia's unprovoked, deliberate and barbaric attack against a sovereign democratic state we see daily," noting that "most of the countries of the world are united in condemning Russian aggression, as we have witnessed 141 countries representing a wide range of world opinion, including countries such as Argentina Brazil, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Switzerland and Yemen voted in the United Nations General Assembly on March 2 to condemn Russia's actions.
Later that month, most countries in the world, including Iraq, voted overwhelmingly in the United Nations General Assembly to demand protection of civilians and humanitarian access to Ukraine on March 24, after the Russian attack. Iraqis will feel great sympathy for what is happening to Ukrainian civilians now, but the war that Russia chose to wage against Ukraine had global effects."
He stressed that "this war has led to a significant increase in the prices of basic foodstuffs, and this is likely to affect the poorest people in all our societies," explaining that "the countries of the Middle East, including Iraq, suffer from food insecurity far from paying attention to the effects that Behind it the choice of Russian war on others. Russia simply lied throughout the preparation for its invasion and its aftermath and denied warnings of the invasion and denounced it as “Western hysteria, but it distorted the truth in Ukraine. It claims that Ukraine was attacking Russia, while the Russian armed forces are the violating Ukrainian sovereignty at the present time.
He stressed that "what Russia did and what it is doing is immoral and illegal," noting that "the whole world bears the consequences of its decisions, and we need to work to stop more suffering."
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