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["Panorama" programme: Panel discussion on "Problem of Iraqi Displaced Persons," moderated by Muntaha al-Ramahi who hosts Iraqi Displacement and Migration Minister Abd-al-Samad Abd-al-Rahman, via satellite form Baghdad; Iraqi MP Muhammad al-Dayli, via satellite form Amman; and Hadi al-Amiri, chairman of the Iraqi parliament's security and defence committee, via telephone from Baghdad - live.]

Dubai Al-Arabiya Television in Arabic at 1930 gmt on 20 February carries within its "Panorama" programme a 25-minute live panel discussion entitled "The Problem of Iraqi Displaced Persons [IDPs]," presented and moderated by Muntaha al-Ramahi.

Introducing the discussion, Al-Ramahi says 99,000 Iraqi families have been forcefully displaced by armed groups in 2006, according to Iraq's displacement and migration ministry. She says IDPs have doubts that the Iraqi government will guarantee their safety if they return.

A 3-minue report by Najah Muhammad Ali on video on IDPs and migrants follows. Ali says according to the UNHCR, the number of IDPs inside Iraq is increasing at the rate of 50,000 persons monthly, while the displacement ministry says about 100,00 families left their homes since the attack on the shrines of the 10th and 11th imams in Samarra in February 2006. The ministry says 25,000 families have been displaced in Baghdad, 13,000 in Al-Kut, 9,000 in Karbala, 6,000 in Al-Najaf, 5,000 in Basra, 6,000 in Al-Amarah, 6,000 in Al-Nasiriyah, 7,000 in Al-Hillah, and 5,000 in Al-Diwaniyah, while 6,500 families have been displaced in Al-Anbar and 6,000 in Salah-al-Din. Ali adds that the Assyrian Charity Committee says 700 Chaldeo-Assyrian families left for the Nineveh plain areas from Baghdad, Mosul, Basra, Al-Ramadi, Al-Diwaniyah, Al-Kut, Kirkuk, and elsewhere. Moreover, 1,500 Christian families have left Iraq.

Al-Ramhi says the UNHCR expects the number of IDPs inside Iraq to rise by about one million in 2007 only. To discuss the IDPs issue, Al-Ramhi hosts Iraqi Displacement and Migration Minister Abd-al-Samad Abd-al-Rahman via satellite from Baghdad, Iraqi MP Muhammad al-Dayli via satellite from Amman, and Hadi al-Amiri, chairman of the security and defence committee in the Iraqi parliament, via telephone from Baghdad.

Al-Ramhi asks the Iraqi minister how the 2.5 million IDPs can return to their homes. Abd-al-Rahman says the displacement is the result of the violence by the henchmen of the (Saddam) regime, terrorists, and takfiris (those who consider others unbelievers). He says the ministry has tackled the crisis by adopting policies such as including the displaced families in the social care network. He says so far more than 86,000 of those families are covered by that network. Abd-al-Rahman says with the commencement of the implementation of the security plan there is great optimism that the families will return. He says "about 820,000 families are returning to the homeland. Most of those families have returned to the Al-Mada'in areas" south of Baghdad, Al-Mahmudiyah, and other areas which have become secure "and which will be cleansed of the terrorists and takfiris".

Turning to MP Al-Dayli, Al-Ramhi says many of the IDPs, both Sunnis and Shi'is, used to live in mixed areas, and it seems the problem is bigger than the security plan. Al-Dayli says the agenda of the "US-Zionist-Iranian occupation" of Iraq includes ethnic and sectarian displacement of the components of the Iraqi people and is assisted by "those who came aboard the US tanks." He says "political and party blocs within the Iraqi authorities are responsible for the present ethnic and sectarian displacement." He accuses the "two Kurdish parties" (Kurdistan Democratic Party and Patriotic Union of Kurdistan) of displacing Arabs in thousands of Iraqi villages in northern governorates by resorting to the intimidation and extortion of Arab citizens, many of whom have been killed by Kurdish militias now incorporated in the defence and interior ministries.

Al-Dayli says those who are displacing Iraqis are now working hard to partition Iraq, and he refers to the recent speech of Abd-al-Aziz al-Hakim (chairman of the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq) in which he stressed partitioning Iraq into a federation of central and southern Iraq, and "that in itself is a great danger for Iraqis."

Al-Ramahi asks MP Al-Amiri who is responsible for the displacement of the various sects and groups of Iraqis. He says those responsible for the displacement, be they the Saddamist and takfiri terrorists or other groups, have their agendas. He says the Iraqi families themselves live in amity, and when a Sunni family is displaced it weeps for having to leave and its Shi'i neighbours also weep for its departure, and vice versa in Sunni areas. Al-Amiri stresses that those who carry out the displacement are armed groups, "be they takfiris or outlaws." He says everyone without exception is responsible. He maintains that the occupying power should not be blamed for everything, and it has nothing to do with this matter. He adds: "Some sick people who have come from beyond the borders, the Al-Qa'idah, are not now only displacing Shi'is from Sunni areas, but are also displacing Sunnis from their areas, and many honourable families from Al-Anbar are now living outside Al-Anbar and outside Iraq." He reaffirms that the occupying power should not be blamed for everything, and says there is sectarian tension which must end.

Asked that from the time of the interim government and the early days of the US occupation and the drafting of the Constitution the foundations for such sectarianism were laid down and that is why there is displacement today, Minister Abd-al-Rahman says the displaced families are relying on the security plan, and the Iraqi government has created a ground for reconciliation and national dialogue. Told that many national dialogue meetings have been held and so far there has not been a single result, the minister says there have been many responses to the conferences that were held, and "now as you see there is security, assurance, tolerance, love, and amity in Al-Anbar as well as in many areas of Iraq." He says the pro-takfiri and particularly the pro-Al-Qa'idah media claims that the cause of the displacement is sectarianism, "but I say the cause of the displacement is that aberrant group in Iraq that has sought to find a haven in Iraq."

Al-Ramahi says one hears every day in the media that the takfiris, Saddamists, or militas are the cause, but when there is talk about the possibility of partitioning Iraq in the future into three regions -Shi'i, Sunni, and Kurdish -that lays down the foundations for the notion of displacement of the people. Abd-al-Rahman says: "I believe the coming months will clarify the picture, namely that there is no such aim as the partitioning of Iraq, and that there is a serious attempt by Al-Qa'idah, takfiris, and the [Saddam] regime's henchmen to create such a climate and to turn the Arabs against the Iraqi government. Neighbouring states must support Iraq to create a ground for security and safety in the country." He says he does not agree with what the other panellist said about Zionist or Iranian moves in Iraq, for everything that is taking place is because of the takfiris, the henchmen of the defunct regime, and Al-Qa'idah and "other vile people who have come to Iraq after they were exploited by other sides with the support of states that want Iraq to be an arena for settling their personal accounts."

Asked for his view, Al-Dayli says he will not comment on what the minister said, for his ministry has "very modest capabilities" and the number of his employees can be counted on the fingers of one hand. He says there are more than 3 million IDPs inside Iraq alone, "but regrettably the ministry which the minister is talking about has not been neutral." He adds that the blame is pegged on Ba'thists and takfiris but "we should not forget the state terrorism that exists." He says on the first day of implementing the security plan, the army and police went to Baghdad neighbourhoods and using loudspeakers called on citizens to evacuate their homes and "if they do not do so they will be arrested and killed, and that is the real terror of the present State." He then refers to "the more serious matter of rape."

Al-Ramahi says each side is holding the other responsible, and asks Al-Amiri whether the 15-day notice given by Al-Maliki's government to evacuate the houses of people who were displaced from them is sufficient. Al-Amiri says the aim is that a Sunni will not be compelled to leave an area so that a Shi'i will be housed in his place, and vice versa. He says everyone who is staying in an IDP's house must leave it. Asked if that person evacuates the house will the IDP be able to return and live in his home safely, Al-Amiri says: Frankly, the real reason that leads to displacement is the armed groups, be they Sunni or Shi'i.

Al-Amiri says if the evil of the outlaw armed groups ends then the displacement problem will be reduced and "steps forward will be made." He further stresses that Iraq will not be partitioned, and there is no one who wants a partitioned Iraq. He says it is hoped to institute a federal system "on the basis of governorates and not on a sectarian or ethnic basis. We reject any federalism based on sectarian..."

Interrupting, Al-Ramahi says the last question is addressed to the minister: If Al-Qa'idah leaves Iraq, and if the Shi'i armed militias are disbanded, security will be restored to Iraq, but what is the government's responsibility in assisting the IDPs? Abd-al-Rahman says Sunni families are responding to the ministry's calls on the hot line to facilitate the return of Shi'is to their areas, especially in Al-Mahmudiyah and Al-Amiriyah. He asserts that "there is no problem between Sunnis and Shi'is" but sectarianism is fanned by "the aberrant groups as I call them" which have created such a climate so as to achieve their aims in Iraq.

Al-Ramahi concludes the discussion at 1955 gmt.

Source: Al-Arabiya TV, Dubai

Kurdish forces contribute to the maintenance of security in Baghdad Baghdad-2-25 - An official Iraqi military that were scheduled to witness Baghdad d today, Sunday, the deployment of a group of one, 800 fighters of the Peshmergas, a Kurdish militia stationed in Erbil North Yeh Iraq. He said Brigadier Nazir Asim, a commander of the fourth infantry brigade of the Iraqi army. that forces today moved from the north of Iraq in the heart of the way Baghdad. And this step reservations accompanied by a number of politicians Kurds independent, who fired fears that the Kurdish forces will be deployed in Baghdad s d Kurds enter as a third party in the conflict between the face T. Sunni and Shiite other in the country. However, Iraqi President Jalal Talabani - a Kurd-R THE PRESIDENT Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, they announced their support of the security plan aimed at controlling security in the Iraqi capital. They lack reluctance to send troops because Kurdish support what is asked of a central Iraqi government that the government Kurdistan Province. Explosion In the meantime, a suicide bomber detonated a belt of explosives k to him near the building of the Faculty of Administration and Economy m what resulted in the death of at least ten and injuring 20 others dragging Ahh. Reuters said that the suicide bomber tried to enter the building, you Why, which is part of the Mustansiriyah University of Baghdad . According to reports, the majority of the victims were students. Earlier today, One person was killed and at least one person and injured eight others in Anfj TR bus in front of the Iranian embassy in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, according to an army official. The explosion occurred at 8 : 45 am local time during a time congestion Murr Laurie, at a distance of less than 50 meters from the embassy Alaira faith in the neighborhood of Karada, Mary, and the police immediately Bagla s region, according to the French news agency. An Iranian diplomat Khalil Saadati saying, "in August our police they minibuses and two people were killed. It was a the explosion near the embassy. But we did not target. " The explosion of Habbaniyah, police announced today that the number of final death toll in the truck bomb explosion accident occurred on Saturday near a mosque in the town of Habbaniyah year after the 85 k Ilometra to the west of Baghdad, 45 people were hit. Among those 17 women and five children. Police said that 110 were injured. The news agency Reuters that the explosion occurred one day after Henman Yeh imam of the mosque criticism of Al-Qaeda in Al ceremony Friday. And fierce battles between American forces and Almshi n in Habbaniyah, which is located in the Anbar province. The BBC correspondent in Baghdad said that this type of Alanfje lari is not uncommon in the region. The security plan in Baghdad earlier, the parents and Transplants cell Iraqi forces that American and Iraqi life calculated change in the north of Baghdad, dozens of armed men who belong a I Islamic Army in Iraq is one of the groups a the Iraqi armed forces. This coincided with the hearing voices more than twenty explosion in a quick succession in an area south of Baghdad. The reports indicated that the explosions caused by the bombardment of the two so, Iraqi authorities said that the bombing came in the framework of an Begg Dade security. The gunmen had attacked a checkpoint of Iraqi police e near the airport of Baghdad and killed eight of the men of evil Taha, in clear defiance of the security operations launched by throwing T. Iraqi support of the American forces in Baghdad. The panel said Curtis Kellogg of the American forces that the attack on the checkpoint "was a cynical challenge in a must costing the coordinator, We expect the continuation of such attacks. they try to put the pulse of the Iraqi security forces and American. " According to a statement issued by the American forces that 10-8 Achkh Aass attacked a checkpoint and two of them were killed during Uncle Why, one of them wearing a belt of explosives. This came despite the developments that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki expressed optimism about the outcome of the campaign only Monia saying that the Iraqi forces have killed 400 976977 Tepa belonging to the armed groups and arrested the 426 others. The Maliki visited the Center for Security Operations Command Yeh urged the security forces to go in and sectarian loyalty its operations. It is noteworthy that the Iraqi government is counting through the process of security in Baghdad on the possibility of preventing the evolution of Allen Saat sectarianism to civil war. In other developments : Iraqi Police said that a car bomb had exploded in the u Reck trading in the Karadah district of central Baghdad, causing the rise in p Amod of black smoke into the air. It was not clear what was the dead and wounded, but eyewitnesses s Wa that the area was crowded with people. The police said that Morter shells fired earlier the market in the Shiite located in the neighborhood of Abu Dashir in the area of a for the south of Baghdad. There were conflicting reports on the number of dead and wounded. A source from the police, according to the Reuters. Ten killed in the attack, but two others in the evil Taha said he was not injured more than three members in the attack. In Kirkuk, which lies at a distance of 250 km to the Shama told from Baghdad, police said that the bomb exploded on the road resulting in the Aass heedless of three seriously injured

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Iraqi Ministry Casts Doubt on Oil Law
2 hrs 7 ago Iraqi Ministry Casts Doubt on Oil Law
1 day ago Kurdish Officials to Back Iraq Oil Law
28 days ago Iraqis: Oil Law Won't Favor Americans

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By BUSHRA JUHI, The Associated Press
Feb 25, 2007 2:35 PM (2 hrs 7 mins ago)
Current rank: # 807 of 18,899 articles

BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Oil Ministry cast doubt Sunday on statements indicating the Kurds had agreed to support a draft oil law that would divide revenues among all Iraqi factions and meet a key U.S. benchmark in Iraq.


Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government had promised to enact a new oil law by the end of 2006 but missed the deadline due to objections from the Kurds. Many of Iraq's vast oil reserves can be found in the Kurdish north and the Shiite south, and the Kurds wanted a greater role in awarding contracts and administering the revenues.

Massoud Barzani, president of the self-governing Kurdish administration in the north, said Saturday that he and President Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, had discussed the latest draft law by telephone with al-Maliki and "the results were good."

Barzani made the comments in a joint press conference with Talabani after a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad in the northern Kurdish city of Sulaimaniyah.

"We reached a final agreement," Barzani said, without elaborating. "We accept the draft."

An Oil Ministry spokesman, however, stressed that the draft law still needed to be discussed at the Cabinet level.

"Today, we got confirmation that Barzani said that they support the draft law but he mentioned nothing about agreeing to it," ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said. "The discussions and the negotiations are still ongoing."

It was unclear if Barzani was saying he supported the idea of a law or the draft as currently worded. Kurdish officials could not be reached for clarification.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said she had stressed the importance of making rapid progress on the oil law with Iraqi leaders when she was in Baghdad last week. But she said she recognized the difficulty of the task.

"The oil law is not just an oil law. It's a law about dividing the resources of the country and therefore maintaining the unity of Iraq. So it's not easy," she said on "Fox News Sunday."

Once the Cabinet signs off, the measure goes to parliament for final approval once the legislators return from a recess early next month.

The Bush administration, facing growing pressure to end the Iraq conflict, has been urging the Iraqis to finish the new oil law.

A new law is needed, most outside experts believe, to encourage international companies to pour billions of dollars into Iraq to repair pipelines, upgrade wells, develop new fields and begin to exploit the country's petroleum reserves, estimated at about 115 billion barrels.

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The killing five militants and the arrest of (219) of the suspects in Baghdad, Baghdad-2-25 : The leadership of the Baghdad security plan (the imposition of the Act) of on Sunday, that the Iraqi security forces were able to kill five e militants and the arrest of (219) of the suspects and the confiscation meters not a lot of arms in different areas of Baghdad fell for the last two days. A statement issued by the command of imposing law and received news agency (the voices of race) Independent, a copy of a for a Day "was able Iraqi security forces killed five armed Yen and the arrest (58) and the arrest of others (161) of Almchtba e them during the raid and search operations were spread on both sides WALKER x and Rusafa in Baghdad during the hour (48) years. " The statement added that "as the Iraqi forces succeeded also the confiscation of large quantities of weapons, ammunition and the dismantling of S. Yartin deactivate bombs and explosive charges in seven m spokesman corners of Baghdad in the overall security plan activities Baghdad d (a law) in the last two days. " The statement pointed out that the Iraqi security forces able to editor of the three abducted two of whom are in the pain Nassour west of Baghdad and a third in the Karadah Central tomorrow Ed. He added : "We also were found with one of the armed men publications the so-called "Islamic Army" and controlling the amount of financial capacity ( 6753) A Dinararaghi in the Karkh in Baghdad. " With regard Balaouwael displaced and returned to the home areas, in the framework of the plan, The statement, "The number of displaced families returning a areas me home (14) family in the southern absolutely rational b Baghdad. " And the loss of Iraqi security forces during the last (48) hours last, the statement continued, "that officers and one killed, and (12) of the mattress, and the injury (13) others in a combat missions. " Entered Baghdad security plan (the imposition of the Act) a second day p the evil in order to impose the rule of law and achieving security and Alastekar TR throughout the capital, Baghdad

Wow, this is the most action we have had in a long time! Hopefully this will lead us to an RV at anytime. Before May 01, 2007 it dose seem to be right around the corner. Like just maybe within 12 hours away!!!!!!!!!!!

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Iraqi Ministry Casts Doubt on Oil Law
2 hrs 7 ago Iraqi Ministry Casts Doubt on Oil Law
1 day ago Kurdish Officials to Back Iraq Oil Law
28 days ago Iraqis: Oil Law Won't Favor Americans

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By BUSHRA JUHI, The Associated Press
Feb 25, 2007 2:35 PM (2 hrs 7 mins ago)
Current rank: # 807 of 18,899 articles

BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Oil Ministry cast doubt Sunday on statements indicating the Kurds had agreed to support a draft oil law that would divide revenues among all Iraqi factions and meet a key U.S. benchmark in Iraq.


Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government had promised to enact a new oil law by the end of 2006 but missed the deadline due to objections from the Kurds. Many of Iraq's vast oil reserves can be found in the Kurdish north and the Shiite south, and the Kurds wanted a greater role in awarding contracts and administering the revenues.

Massoud Barzani, president of the self-governing Kurdish administration in the north, said Saturday that he and President Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, had discussed the latest draft law by telephone with al-Maliki and "the results were good."

Barzani made the comments in a joint press conference with Talabani after a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad in the northern Kurdish city of Sulaimaniyah.

"We reached a final agreement," Barzani said, without elaborating. "We accept the draft."

An Oil Ministry spokesman, however, stressed that the draft law still needed to be discussed at the Cabinet level.

"Today, we got confirmation that Barzani said that they support the draft law but he mentioned nothing about agreeing to it," ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said. "The discussions and the negotiations are still ongoing."

It was unclear if Barzani was saying he supported the idea of a law or the draft as currently worded. Kurdish officials could not be reached for clarification.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said she had stressed the importance of making rapid progress on the oil law with Iraqi leaders when she was in Baghdad last week. But she said she recognized the difficulty of the task.

"The oil law is not just an oil law. It's a law about dividing the resources of the country and therefore maintaining the unity of Iraq. So it's not easy," she said on "Fox News Sunday."

Once the Cabinet signs off, the measure goes to parliament for final approval once the legislators return from a recess early next month.

The Bush administration, facing growing pressure to end the Iraq conflict, has been urging the Iraqis to finish the new oil law.

A new law is needed, most outside experts believe, to encourage international companies to pour billions of dollars into Iraq to repair pipelines, upgrade wells, develop new fields and begin to exploit the country's petroleum reserves, estimated at about 115 billion barrels.

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the rest might be smoke screen but i detect that we wont get a final vote on it until parliament reconvenes.

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Iraq completed the process of acceding to the refuge global danger
Source : Sabah
25 / 02 / 07
Agency announced the completion of development of American Iraq told the procedures for accession to the WTO is not Lira Agency to provide possible assistance for a the reforms that facilitate the accession process.
He said Craig Howell official development of the private sector in Illucca him : The WTO expert appointed International Claudia Airbo to assist the Iraqi government in Haso told the membership of the Organization.
The Howell, in a press conference held yesterday in Baghdad that the benefits Dmam Iraq to the World Trade Organization to ensure Forget his father and the arrival of Iraqi goods and services without discrimination a Lee foreign markets after the integration in the community Altj think global, in order to encourage foreign investment and to ensure a more stable business relationships.
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Security crackdown achieves 70 percent success -- Iraqi president

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Security crackdown achieves 70 percent success -- Iraqi president

IRBIL, Feb 24 (KUNA) -- The new Baghdad security crackdown was executed with a 70 percent success, Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said on Saturday.

His remark came at a press conference after a tripartite meeting he held alongside with leader of the semi-autonomous Kurdish region Massoud Barzani and US ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad today.

Kurds; who effectively partook in the plan, were seeking to end disputes between Iraqi Sunnis and Shiites, Talabani told reporters, adding that amendments to the 'oil edict' occurred during the meeting.

Talabani expressed keenness for having strong relations with countries neighboring Iraq, especially Turkey.

Barzani; who praised the "positive" role played by Khalilzad in the region, said in turn that the oil law was complete. (end) sbr.

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the rest might be smoke screen but i detect that we wont get a final vote on it until parliament reconvenes.

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I agree with you on that point, but I don't think that there will be many dissenters on this vote. Been in the works way too long. Time to start making some mucho dinaro :beer: :party: :drinkbudd :cheers:

The Republic of Iraq
مجلس الوزراء- المركز الوطني للاعلامCouncil of Ministers-the National Center for Media
العلاقات الإعلاميةMedia Relations
بيان صحفي / Press ReleaseA press statement / Press Release
الاحد 25-2-2007Sunday 2-25-2007

رئيس الوزراء يوجه وزارة المالية بإطلاق القروض ل لمواطنين العاملين في القطاعين الصناعي والزراع ي بشروط ميسرة وبقيمة 25 مليون دينار كحد أعلىThe Prime Minister directed the Ministry of Finance to release loans for citizens working in the industrial and farmers j soft value of 25 million dinars at a higher

قرر السيد رئيس الوزراء نوري كامل المالكي منح الم واطنين العاملين في القطاعين الصناعي والزراعي ق روضاً بشروط ميسرة وبقيمة 25 مليون دينار كحد أعلى .The Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki granting full pain and Atnen workers in the industrial and agricultural sectors s enrollment soft value of 25 million dinars at a higher .
جاء ذلك في توجيه سيادته الى وزارة المالية التي ال زمها بتقديم التعليمات والضوابط الميسرة الاستث نائية الخاصة بمنح القروض وبالتنسيق مع المصرفين الصناعي والزراعي بعد مصادقة لجنة الشؤون الاقتص ادية عليها.This came in direct sovereignty to the Ministry of Finance that the cast provide instructions and controls soft Alastth remote for granting loans, in coordination with the banks industrial and agricultural after ratification Affairs Committee Alaghtasse by Wade.
وتضمن قرار التوجيه إمكانية النظر في الاعفاء من ا لفوائد المترتبة على القرض لمدة سنتين، وسيتم صرف المبلغ بالتنسيق مع المديريتين العامت ين للتنمية الصناعية والزراعية.The decision guidance possibility of considering a waiver of the benefits of a loan for a period of two years, The amount will be disbursed in coordination with Almederitin Amt Yen for industrial development and agriculture.
وأوضح قرار التوجيه إن منح القروض يهدف للنهوض بال قطاعين الصناعي والزراعي لمحافظة بغداد وبما يخد م الاقتصاد الوطني وزيادة الانتاج وتوفير السلع و البضائع العراقية المحلية ضمن المواصفات المطلو بة.The decision guidance that the granting of loans aimed to promote Bal the industrial and agricultural sectors of the Baghdad governorate, including Ejd M. national economy and the increase in production and provision of goods and local Iraqi goods within specifications Almatalo by.