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Baghdad / NINA / - The newspapers issued today, Sunday, followed the budget and the government's measures to confront water scarcity and the electricity crisis.
On the budget, Al-Sabah newspaper said: “Between an optimist and a pessimist, the statements of politicians and members of parliament regarding the budget file came amid expectations of a very close breakthrough for the file by proposing solutions described as “moderation” to resolve the existing differences between the region and the federal government, especially regarding Article (14) of the related budget.The newspaper quoted a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Mueen Al-Kazemi ,
as saying: “The coordination framework negotiator reached an agreement with the Democratic Party on the constitutional mechanism for exporting oil from the region.”
He continued by saying, "Dialogues are currently ongoing between the two parties regarding Article 14 of the budget, which consists of 12 paragraphs, 6 of which are agreed upon within the government text, and 6 other paragraphs are being discussed because the region considers them interference in its affairs.”
He pointed out that "negotiations are underway regarding the management of border crossings between the federal government and the region, and preventing the extraction of oil from the Nineveh and Kirkuk fields by Kurdistan."
The member of Parliamentary Finance pointed out that matters and disagreements will reach "middle solutions" during the next week, warning that the Finance Committee will make amendments to the budget, complete the transfers schedule, and refer it to Parliament for a vote on it.
Meanwhile, a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Jamal Cougar, said, “The government will face a major deficit problem during the next year, because oil prices may trend downward, on the one hand, and on the other hand, the government has 23 trillion dinars rounded up from last year, and the surplus will be withdrawn during the current year.”
He added, "It is expected that next year's budget will be for salaries only in the presence of the same deficit," noting that "the operational budget alone has reached 140 trillion dinars, in contrast, the state's resources are 134 trillion dinars, which is not even sufficient for the operational budget," expressing his hope that "Oil prices remain high to save the budget and the country.
Al-Atbi said, "The delay in resolving the 2023 budget does not serve any political party in light of the various economic and security challenges in the Iraqi scene in general, which necessitate options that push the budget forward without any disagreements."
He added, "The coordination framework, in its expanded meeting a few days ago, presented a comprehensive vision of solutions to proceed with the 2023 budget for the Kurdish brothers, including the Democratic Party," expecting that "they will have a response in a meeting during the coming hours.”
He pointed out that "the discussions of the last days were positive in some of their items, and (the framework) supports the principle of political consensus to proceed with the budget," stressing that "the transfer of the budget at the end of this week from the Finance Committee to the House of Representatives for voting is very likely.”
For his part, the leader of the Fatah Alliance parliamentary bloc, Muhammad Karim, said: “The forces of the state administration have given a final opportunity for the talks to reach a solution regarding the Kurdistan region, as the negotiations should not exceed the next. two days."
He pointed out that "the majority of the state administration forces and other political forces took the decision to proceed with voting on the draft federal budget law, whether negotiations reached a solution or not, due to street pressure." Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is published by the Journalists Syndicate, followed the government's measures to confront water scarcity and said that the Ministry of Water Resources
revealed about its plans to face water scarcity this summer, while indicating that it is continuing to communicate with the upstream countries for the purpose of ensuring fair expenditures for Iraq, they confirmed that “water storage in Iraqi dams and lakes is down by 40% from the minimum storage achieved in previous years.
The newspaper quoted the official spokesman for the ministry, Khaled Shamal, as saying that there are three things that fall within the ministry's plan to confront a water scarcity in the summer, the first of which is managing water storage in the best way to secure the necessary needs for the summer season, i. Next.
He added, "The second matter is to reduce the abuses of water projects and quotas," pointing out that "the ministry has launched a campaign with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture and Electricity and all security agencies to fill in the exceeded fish lakes." .”
He continued, "The third issue is to communicate with the source countries for the purpose of ensuring fair expenditures for Iraq during the coming period, which would overcome the scarcity crisis in the country."
He revealed that «the ministry has plans that it aspires to implement, especially when approving the budget for land reclamation, lining canals, dredging rivers, transporting water through pipelines, dams, water harvesting and other projects concerned with rationalizing water uses and developing the water sector».
Al-Zaman newspaper followed the electricity crisis and said that the Ministry of Electricity will officially launch, next week, the electrical connection with the Gulf countries.
A source said
The ministry's spokesman, Ahmed Musa, said in a statement yesterday that "the connection with Jordan will be entered into service at the beginning of July as a first stage, with a capacity of 50 megawatts, reaching the district of Rutba in Anbar Governorate to feed the national network), indicating that (the connection required the construction of an existing Rutba line, part of which passes through Iraq and the other part through Jordan, in addition to the weather and soil conditions And some things led to a delay in its activation .”
Moussa explained that “the connection with Turkey is ready, with the exception of determining the price of the service, to enter into force as a first stage. As for the connection with the Gulf, it will be ready during the coming period.” Referring to (the signing of five contracts on the Gulf interconnection, which takes about a year to activate),
He added that (Iraq agreed with Saudi Arabia, during the last visit, to expand the Arar and Yusufiyah stations, according to a contract between the two sides), stressing that (the first stage will be 1,000 megawatts, Via anchor point delimiters and line paths (soon to be completed).
The ministry operated the transformative sports city station in Basra Governorate.
Yesterday's statement said, "The staff has dealt with the network problems and the shortage in energy, in response to the people of the province, in addition to operating the substation, which will contribute to resolving the electricity crisis in the Qibla areas, residential complexes , and the neighborhoods of the center of Basra.” And improve network power and unload loads). To receive[/rtl]
Baghdad / NINA / - The newspapers issued today, Sunday, followed the budget and the government's measures to confront water scarcity and the electricity crisis.
On the budget, Al-Sabah newspaper said: “Between an optimist and a pessimist, the statements of politicians and members of parliament regarding the budget file came amid expectations of a very close breakthrough for the file by proposing solutions described as “moderation” to resolve the existing differences between the region and the federal government, especially regarding Article (14) of the related budget.The newspaper quoted a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Mueen Al-Kazemi ,
as saying: “The coordination framework negotiator reached an agreement with the Democratic Party on the constitutional mechanism for exporting oil from the region.”
He continued by saying, "Dialogues are currently ongoing between the two parties regarding Article 14 of the budget, which consists of 12 paragraphs, 6 of which are agreed upon within the government text, and 6 other paragraphs are being discussed because the region considers them interference in its affairs.”
He pointed out that "negotiations are underway regarding the management of border crossings between the federal government and the region, and preventing the extraction of oil from the Nineveh and Kirkuk fields by Kurdistan."
The member of Parliamentary Finance pointed out that matters and disagreements will reach "middle solutions" during the next week, warning that the Finance Committee will make amendments to the budget, complete the transfers schedule, and refer it to Parliament for a vote on it.
Meanwhile, a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Jamal Cougar, said, “The government will face a major deficit problem during the next year, because oil prices may trend downward, on the one hand, and on the other hand, the government has 23 trillion dinars rounded up from last year, and the surplus will be withdrawn during the current year.”
He added, "It is expected that next year's budget will be for salaries only in the presence of the same deficit," noting that "the operational budget alone has reached 140 trillion dinars, in contrast, the state's resources are 134 trillion dinars, which is not even sufficient for the operational budget," expressing his hope that "Oil prices remain high to save the budget and the country.
Al-Atbi said, "The delay in resolving the 2023 budget does not serve any political party in light of the various economic and security challenges in the Iraqi scene in general, which necessitate options that push the budget forward without any disagreements."
He added, "The coordination framework, in its expanded meeting a few days ago, presented a comprehensive vision of solutions to proceed with the 2023 budget for the Kurdish brothers, including the Democratic Party," expecting that "they will have a response in a meeting during the coming hours.”
He pointed out that "the discussions of the last days were positive in some of their items, and (the framework) supports the principle of political consensus to proceed with the budget," stressing that "the transfer of the budget at the end of this week from the Finance Committee to the House of Representatives for voting is very likely.”
For his part, the leader of the Fatah Alliance parliamentary bloc, Muhammad Karim, said: “The forces of the state administration have given a final opportunity for the talks to reach a solution regarding the Kurdistan region, as the negotiations should not exceed the next. two days."
He pointed out that "the majority of the state administration forces and other political forces took the decision to proceed with voting on the draft federal budget law, whether negotiations reached a solution or not, due to street pressure." Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is published by the Journalists Syndicate, followed the government's measures to confront water scarcity and said that the Ministry of Water Resources
revealed about its plans to face water scarcity this summer, while indicating that it is continuing to communicate with the upstream countries for the purpose of ensuring fair expenditures for Iraq, they confirmed that “water storage in Iraqi dams and lakes is down by 40% from the minimum storage achieved in previous years.
The newspaper quoted the official spokesman for the ministry, Khaled Shamal, as saying that there are three things that fall within the ministry's plan to confront a water scarcity in the summer, the first of which is managing water storage in the best way to secure the necessary needs for the summer season, i. Next.
He added, "The second matter is to reduce the abuses of water projects and quotas," pointing out that "the ministry has launched a campaign with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture and Electricity and all security agencies to fill in the exceeded fish lakes." .”
He continued, "The third issue is to communicate with the source countries for the purpose of ensuring fair expenditures for Iraq during the coming period, which would overcome the scarcity crisis in the country."
He revealed that «the ministry has plans that it aspires to implement, especially when approving the budget for land reclamation, lining canals, dredging rivers, transporting water through pipelines, dams, water harvesting and other projects concerned with rationalizing water uses and developing the water sector».
Al-Zaman newspaper followed the electricity crisis and said that the Ministry of Electricity will officially launch, next week, the electrical connection with the Gulf countries.
A source said
The ministry's spokesman, Ahmed Musa, said in a statement yesterday that "the connection with Jordan will be entered into service at the beginning of July as a first stage, with a capacity of 50 megawatts, reaching the district of Rutba in Anbar Governorate to feed the national network), indicating that (the connection required the construction of an existing Rutba line, part of which passes through Iraq and the other part through Jordan, in addition to the weather and soil conditions And some things led to a delay in its activation .”
Moussa explained that “the connection with Turkey is ready, with the exception of determining the price of the service, to enter into force as a first stage. As for the connection with the Gulf, it will be ready during the coming period.” Referring to (the signing of five contracts on the Gulf interconnection, which takes about a year to activate),
He added that (Iraq agreed with Saudi Arabia, during the last visit, to expand the Arar and Yusufiyah stations, according to a contract between the two sides), stressing that (the first stage will be 1,000 megawatts, Via anchor point delimiters and line paths (soon to be completed).
The ministry operated the transformative sports city station in Basra Governorate.
Yesterday's statement said, "The staff has dealt with the network problems and the shortage in energy, in response to the people of the province, in addition to operating the substation, which will contribute to resolving the electricity crisis in the Qibla areas, residential complexes , and the neighborhoods of the center of Basra.” And improve network power and unload loads). To receive[/rtl]
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