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    Iraq refuses to approve the construction of the Turkish Jazra Dam on the Tigris River Basin

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    Iraq refuses to approve the construction of the Turkish Jazra Dam on the Tigris River Basin Empty Iraq refuses to approve the construction of the Turkish Jazra Dam on the Tigris River Basin

    Post by Rocky Wed 27 Mar 2024, 4:24 am

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    Al-Sumaria News - Local Affairs

    The Ministry of Water Resources saw that Iraq does not currently need to build new dams on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and while it intends to stop the release of water from the dams in the event of heavy rains, it recorded an increase in the volume of water storage by four billion cubic metres, compared to the same period in 2023.


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    Minister Aoun Dhiyab Abdullah said that his ministry had prepared a plan in the event of new heavy rains, stipulating stopping the release of water from dams in order to store water in their lakes, stressing the contribution of the wave of rain that fell since the end of last year until now, in raising the volume of the country’s water reserves by four. Billions m3 compared to the same period in 2023, according to the official Al-Sabah newspaper.



    He expressed his hope that the amount of the country's water reserves would increase after the snow melts in the river basins inside and outside the country, revealing the contribution of heavy rains in the provinces, in addition to torrents coming from eastern Iran, in providing full irrigation for winter crops, especially wheat, in addition to supplying desert areas with water in In the southern and western Samawa Valley and the northern regions, in addition to water harvesting dams there to enhance the settlement of pastoral communities.

    Abdullah stressed that Iraq does not currently need to construct new dams, as it has a large storage capacity in the Tharthar Dam amounting to 40 billion cubic meters, noting that his ministry had completed the Al-Masad and Abu Takiyah dams in the Anbar desert, and had begun the construction of the Al-Obeid Dam with a capacity of four million cubic meters in the Ain Oasis. Dates in the Holy Karbala Governorate.

    He continued that his ministry will complete, by the end of this year and the beginning of 2025, 36 to 40 small dams to harvest water within the deserts of five governorates, namely Anbar, Maysan, Holy Karbala, Najaf Al-Ashraf, and Nineveh, stressing that they represent a solution to the water scarcity crisis in those areas, stressing that Iraq does not agree to the construction of the Jazra Dam. Turkey will control the Tigris River Basin, unless an agreement is reached with Turkey regarding Iraq’s water share.
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