February 13, 2012Maliki from Basra: we will respond to requests for the province and move to other provinces
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Monday that the Iraqi government will respond to requests for the province of Basra, in order to be able to resolve their problems varied, stressing that the Council of Ministers will decide the allocation of special sessions to other Iraqi provinces, and that the government will give all you can from the support to enable governments local performance of the work.
Maliki said in a meeting of the Council of Ministers regular session in Basra, pursued by "Twilight News", "given the location of Basra and its importance and the presence of oil companies in which the many problems generated relating to handicaps enter the investment companies to the province," he said, adding that these obstacles "facing the government as well", Basra, and that wealth is the largest compared to all governorates of Iraq's oil.
He added that the cabinet "decided to listen to the problems of Basra in order to resolve and respond to any request, and that this will make it easier we have to deal with the other provinces also," explaining that there are in Basra, "agricultural problems require the solution and there are factories and laboratories need to rebuild as it needs to issues of service , all of which require support. "
He stressed the need to "develop electricity Basra to the presence of industrial effort."
He also said the "Today's meeting is dedicated to listen to the problems faced by Basra, and then we will decide any provinces where the challenges and problems and we will give everything we can to support to enable local forces to do its job."
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