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19/11/2013 15:45 Basra signed a contract with the global consulting firm to oversee the projects Press Release: U.S. consulting firm will work with the province of Basra to prepare a strategic plan special projects until 2040. BAGHDAD / obelisk: signed province of Basra, on Tuesday, a contract with a global consulting company to oversee the projects implemented in the province. The province said in a press statement received "obelisk" a copy of which was "to lift by construction projects in the province and develop the work of the executing companies signed the governor of Basra Majed Nasraoui a contract with the U.S. firm Hill International specialized project management and technical consulting." She said maintaining that "most of the projects on the ground suffer from Tlkaat large due to the inability of the companies implementing technical and financial support to implement the project properly," indicating that "This company is one of the largest consulting firms in the world and has more than one hundred branches in all developed countries were contracted to manage projects and supervise them. " She maintained that "the consulting firm U.S. will work with the province of Basra to prepare a strategic plan special projects until 2040 in addition to the supervision of all special designs circles beneficiary and make the necessary adjustments them technically," pointing out that "part of the terms of reference of the company selection of companies discreet distinctive for the implementation of construction projects in the province. She maintained that "the company will also work to attract dozens of experts in all disciplines to work with cadres of the province in order to speed up the referral of projects and study plans for approaching the recipient and make the necessary amendments to it." She drew maintaining that "this contract is a step in the right direction to reduce the problem of designs erroneous and delete operations and development, and that caused the previous delays in the completion of the bulk of conservation projects in addition to the elimination of apparent front companies and Masbpth of significant damage to most construction projects and infrastructure projects."
