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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Al-Maliki Receives Kuwaiti Media Delegation

Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki received a Kuwaiti media delegation at his office on Wednesday.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasized that resolving the problems between Iraqi Airways with Kuwait is a positive gesture which could lead to greater cooperation and improved relations between the countries.

The Prime Minister said Iraq continues to work to resolve all the problems with neighbouring countries left by the former regime.

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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Al-Maliki Opens International Book Fair in Baghdad

By John Lee.

His Excellency Prime Minister Nouri Kamil Al-Maliki opened the International Book Fair at Baghdad International Fair on Thursday.

The Prime Minister said in a press conference:

“The Iraqi culture and Iraqi intellectuals are the priorities of our attention today, this is a considerable development compared to the time of the former regime, when books were banned.

“Iraq has returned again to embrace intellectuals and books, and there is an opportunity for printing and publishing, and this is one of the signs and indications of an atmosphere of freedom that we are witnessing in Iraq.

“We must focus on promoting culture so that we can build a civilized state, as the interest in culture is one of the basic steps in the construction efforts.“

His Excellency toured the book fair during which he met with the participants and listened to their views and ideas related to its development.

(Source: Prime Minister’s Office)

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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Al-Maliki Lays Foundation Stone for New Hospital

By John Lee.

Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki has laid the foundation stone for a new hospital in Husseiniya, in the Al Rashidiya area of north Baghdad.

The Prime Minister said in his speech: with every step we make in the process of rebuilding Iraq, we are filled with joy and happiness, because we move forward after decades of suffering under the unwise policies of the former regime.

The health sector suffered a lot under Saddam’s regime, and it is not acceptable at all that there are some attempts to impede the government efforts to develop this sector under any political circumstances. It might be possible to disagree politically, but it is not possible or acceptable to disagree at the expense of the interests of citizens.

Iraq needs reforms and development efforts in the areas of healthcare, agriculture, industry, education, housing, etc., and even the ration card system is in need of reform, the Council of Ministers took a step in this context, when they issued a decision to provide all the materials of the ration card in the market and give each Iraqi citizen 15000 IQD. We are involved in reform efforts in all sectors, especially in the area of healthcare and building hospitals, and the establishment of health centers and specialized hospitals.

(Source: Prime Minister’s Office)

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