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    The Minister of Water Resources comments on the dams of the Kurdistan region of Iraq

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    The Minister of Water Resources comments on the dams of the Kurdistan region of Iraq Empty The Minister of Water Resources comments on the dams of the Kurdistan region of Iraq

    Post by Rocky Mon May 22, 2023 6:05 am

    [rtl]The Minister of Water Resources comments on the dams of the Kurdistan region of Iraq[/rtl]

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    [rtl]Baghdad - Iraq today:

    The Minister of Water Resources, Aoun Dhiab Abdullah, confirmed that dams and reservoirs in the Kurdistan region are a vital part of Iraq's water system.

    The ministry said in, "The Minister of Water Resources, Awn Diab Abdullah, and his accompanying delegation met with the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani," pointing out that "during the meeting, they discussed a plan for water releases from dams that serve the irrigation reality throughout Iraq, especially the central and southern governorates." .

    She added that "they discussed the possibility of constructing dams according to the outputs of the strategic study of water and land in Iraq, and ways of coordination and cooperation were discussed."

    And Minister Dhiab indicated, according to the statement, that "the prime minister of the region directed to support the work of the joint committees," noting that "climatic changes have greatly affected Iraq's water imports."

    He explained that "

    In a separate meeting, the Minister of Water Resources, Awn Dhiab Abdullah, met with the Minister of Agriculture and Water Resources in the Kurdistan Region, Bekerd Talabani, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources in the region. "During the meeting, they discussed the mechanism for operating dams

    in the Kurdistan region within the federal plan prepared by the National Center for Management Water resources, in coordination with the technical team of the ministry and through the General Authority of Dams and Reservoirs.”

    And she continued, “The issue of maintenance of dams (Dokan, Darbandikhan, Dohuk) and the necessity of carrying out maintenance work related to the safety of dams and ensuring the continuity of their operation and continuity … as well as coordination in the construction of dams were discussed Harvesting water in the region.” Minister of Water Resources: Dams and reservoirs in Kurdistan are a vital part of Iraq’s water system

    And the Minister of Water Resources stated that "the meeting discussed determining water consumption within the borders of the region in a way that secures the delivery of water according to the plans prepared by adopting a first priority, which is the delivery of raw water to the liquefaction stations and the municipal and environmental use of all governorates."

    He continued, "This meeting comes as a continuation of previous meetings between specialists in the two ministries."

    For her part, Minister Talabani confirmed that "there is high-level coordination between the federal ministry and the ministry in the region to manage water resources and deliver water quotas."

    The statement indicated that "the meeting was attended by the Director General of the General Authority for Dams and Reservoirs, the Director General of the National Center for Water Resources Management, and the Director General of the Center for Studies and Designs of Water Resources Projects in the Northern Region."

    And the Minister of Water Resources stated that "the meeting discussed determining water consumption within the borders of the region in a way that secures the delivery of water according to the plans prepared by adopting a first priority, which is the delivery of raw water to the liquefaction stations and the municipal and environmental use of all governorates."

    He explained, "We discussed with the minister in the region the work of the joint committee for the Hazel and Khabour rivers, and the work of rehabilitating monitoring stations and installing new monitoring stations."

    He continued, "This meeting comes as a continuation of previous meetings between specialists in the two ministries."

    For her part, Minister Talabani confirmed that "there is high-level coordination between the federal ministry and the ministry in the region to manage water resources and deliver water quotas."

    The statement indicated that "the meeting was attended by the Director General of the General Authority for Dams and Reservoirs, the Director General of the National Center for Water Resources Management, and the Director General of the Center for Studies and Designs of Water Resources Projects in the Northern Region."[/rtl]
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