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    Najafi calls on Turkey to help ward off the risk of Mosul Dam

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    Najafi calls on Turkey to help ward off the risk of Mosul Dam Empty Najafi calls on Turkey to help ward off the risk of Mosul Dam

    Post by Rocky Tue 02 Feb 2016, 7:20 am

    [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Najafi calls on Turkey to help ward off the risk of Mosul Dam
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    date: Tuesday 02.02.2016 0:15
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    Baghdad / Baghdad news 
    called Prime Muttahidoon Osama Najafi Turkey to assist in the potential dangers posed by the Mosul dam and control the state of the Tigris River, as he emphasized the Turkish Ambassador Farouk Qimagja that the competent Turkish companies are ready to provide assistance and address the situation of the dam. He Muttahidoon in a statement received "Baghdad news", a copy of it, that "the coalition chairman, Osama Nujaifi received, Ambassador of Turkey in Iraq Farouk Qimagja," noting that "during the meeting, they discussed bilateral relations between Turkey and Iraq and the prospects of developing them to serve the interests of the two neighboring friendly countries." he said the coalition, "it was discussed developments in the confrontation with al Daash terrorist, and the importance of Turkey's role in helping Iraq and provide support against a common enemy," explaining that "it was stressed that Turkey is part of the anti-terrorism international coalition which offers support through training of the Peshmerga forces and the National crowd and his mission continues to this side, which respects the sovereignty of Iraq, and is working on the development of the historical relations between the two sides. " He called Najafi, according to the statement, to" increase support in the military field and in coordination with the Iraqi government, and to assist in the potential dangers posed by the case Mosul Dam and control the state of the Tigris River. " . for his part, he stressed the Turkish ambassador, said that "his country has offered the Iraqi government to provide assistance and support through the competent Turkish companies to address the situation of the dam is ready to work in coordination with the concerned authorities so", adding that "50% of the Tigris River originates from the Iraqi territory and not to Turkey huge dams on the river, with the exception of small dams to generate electricity. " and called on the Agriculture Committee in Parliament on Monday, the government has to empty the connector plug and turn water to blather tank, considering that diverting water to Thar Thar Lake where one negative is high salinity in the waters of the lake. it is noteworthy to the warnings on the possibility of the collapse of the Mosul dam largest dams Iraq escalated during the recent period, but that the government and official bodies confirms that the injection operations and maintenance of the dam and the exclusion of its collapse during the current period.

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