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    Post by Rocky Thu 09 Feb 2023, 10:36 am

    Iraq concludes 16 memorandums of understanding with Jordan and announces reaching the final stages of extending an oil pipeline through the port of Aqaba



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    Shafaq News/ The Iraqi Minister of Industry and Minerals, Khaled Battal Al-Najm announced, on Thursday, the conclusion of a number of memorandums of understanding with Jordan in various fields, indicating that the final stages of a project to extend an oil pipeline from Basra Governorate through the port of Aqaba have been reached.




    This came during his announcement, in a press conference held today, to end the work of the Iraqi-Jordanian committee, whose meetings lasted for two days to discuss many sectoral issues and sign 16 memorandums of understanding within the framework of the two countries' pursuit of a complementary relationship that serves the interests of the two peoples.
    Battal Al-Najm, and Jordanian Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply, Youssef Al-Shamali, presided over the twenty-ninth session of the Iraqi-Jordanian joint committee, in the presence of the Minister of Water Resources, agents and representatives of the relevant ministries and official authorities from both countries, with the aim of strengthening the relations between the two countries and areas of joint cooperation in all sectors.
    The Iraqi Minister of Industry said that the current session of the committee is of particular importance as it culminates in the work of the previous sessions and the achievement of tangible results in the joint economic city project, which developed the declaration into a global developer after the effort and hard work of former ministers and officials, in addition to reaching the final stages in the oil pipeline project. The Iraqi-Jordanian electrical interconnection project and others, stressing the desire of the Iraqi and Jordanian private sectors to work jointly in order to localize industries between the two countries.
    The star also stressed the need for communication between the ministries and relevant authorities in both countries to follow up on what was discussed and agreed upon during this session.
    For his part, the Jordanian Minister of Industry affirmed that the relationship between Iraq and Jordan is a distinguished strategic one, and that there is a real desire to continue this historical relationship in order to achieve promising projects that serve the two countries.
    The meeting dealt with a review of cooperation programs and agreements that were reached in the economic, commercial and investment fields, especially in the Economic City project, and agreements in the fields of health, energy, education, electricity, water, culture and others.
    The meeting also witnessed the signing of memorandums of understanding between the two countries in various fields and minutes of the meeting for the purpose of deepening the partnership in various fields.

    It is noteworthy that the Iraqi Ministry of Oil is working on extending a pipeline to export crude oil as a new outlet through Jordan, starting from Basra to Haditha and then from Haditha to the Jordanian port of Aqaba.
    Iraq is also seeking the process of electrical interconnection with neighboring countries, including Turkey, Jordan and the Arab Gulf, in order to reduce the energy deficit, especially during peak summer days.
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