Iraqi Minister Al-Hamdani: Unifying positions to obtain water rights for Syria and Iraq

International

 On July 14th, the Iraqi Minister of Water Resources, Engineer Mahdi Rashid Al-Hamdani affirmed work to strengthen cooperation between Syria and Iraq in the fields of water and water energies, and to unify positions to obtain the water rights of the two countries.

Minister Al-Hamadani arrivedwith the accompanying delegation at Damascus International Airport on a visit to Syria that will continue until next Saturday.

 

 Minister Al-Hamdani explained that the visit comes to complete the discussions and work to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the field of water and hydropower.

Minister Al-Hamdani expressed his hope in reaching positive results in this visit through joint cooperation between the two countries and to unify positions to obtain water rights for Syria and Iraq.

The Minister of Water Resources, Dr. Tammam Raad, stressed the importance of cooperation between Syria and neighboring countries in the water sector and the full sharing of the damage resulting from climate change and its direct effects on the region.

Minister Raad explained that this visit comes within the framework of coordinating efforts, following up on procedures and topics that were discussed in a previous meeting during the first Baghdad International Water Conference last March.

The delegation accompanying the Iraqi minister includes a number of managers and technicians in the Iraqi Ministry of Water Resources.

O. al-Mohammad

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