Nineveh Governor: Implementation of the Sinjar Agreement is progressing slowly

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Hamid Al-Ghazi: The government is serious about opening up to the countries of the world

Monday 10 May 2021 25

 

 Baghdad: Morning 

 

The Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, Hamid Naeem Al-Ghazi, said yesterday, Sunday, during his meeting with the ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway who is not residing in Iraq, Tun Elizabeth, that the government is serious about opening up to the countries of the world because of what Iraq has of the elements that attract international countries and major investment companies. Al-Ghazi indicated, in a statement, that “the government is determined to end the issue of the displaced and restore stability to the liberated areas, and that the Ministry of Immigration and Displacement has made great steps towards closing a large number of camps and returning the displaced to their areas voluntarily, after the relevant ministries and international organizations contributed. To restore the infrastructure, road projects, schools, water and electric power networks.

For her part, Elizabeth praised the “efforts of the Iraqi government to restore stability in the liberated areas and its high coordination with the international community,” stressing “the Kingdom of Norway’s willingness to extend a helping hand to contribute to ending the issue of the displaced and rehabilitating the liberated areas.” She expressed her "hope that the Norwegian companies will take their role in rebuilding Iraq and establishing investment projects, especially since their companies have started implementing solar energy projects in Karbala and Alexandria."

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The joint operations respond to the news of the transfer of families from Al-Hol camp to Iraq

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Today, Monday, the Joint Operations Command denied the news of the transfer of families or belonging to ISIS terrorist gangs from the Syrian Al-Hol camp, while it identified the reasons for the security breaches in some areas.

The spokesman for the leadership, Major General Tahsin al-Khafaji, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "Al-Hol camp is of interest to all relevant authorities, as it contains families and members of ISIS terrorist gangs," indicating that "there is contact with the relevant authorities, especially with organizations." The international community and also through the United Nations regarding the camp. "

Regarding the news of the transfer of families from Al-Hol camp to Iraq, he explained that "everything that is raised and said on the communication sites about the issue is not accurate," explaining that "the Iraqi government continues to work with the relevant authorities until specific circumstances or cases are created to decide on this issue."

Regarding the security breaches, Al-Khafaji stressed that "the occurrence of security breaches does not mean that there is a weakness in the Iraqi security forces, but the reason for them is that there are some sleeper cells trying, through their shelter or the incubators that exist for them, to make breaches as they try to withdraw those areas into the influence of conflict and sharing." ".

He continued, "The great pressure exerted by the security forces on these groups and the cooperation of citizens with them contributed greatly to the elimination of these groups and their exit from their burrows," noting that "the Tarmiyah area and northern Baghdad are dense agricultural areas in which ISIS terrorist gangs can try to hide or attack. On the security forces through it because of the density of trees. "

Al-Khafaji pointed out that "there is a great intelligence work and cooperation by the citizens in those areas, which contributed and contributes to the stability of these areas," explaining that "the security breach does not mean that there is a state of instability in those areas or the existence of weakness or complacency with those organizations."

 

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The United Nations: The Baghdad-Erbil relationship requires a strategic dialogue ... and the Sinjar agreement has not yet been implemented

"One thing is clear, which is that the critical relationship between Baghdad and Erbil urgently requires a sustainable strategic dialogue." 

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ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) - The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jenin Hennis Blasshardt, said Tuesday that the relationship between Erbil and Baghdad requires a sustainable strategic dialogue, and indicated the need for a long-term constitutional path to advance the relationship between the two sides.

"We are still developing compromises, and despite some sporadic successes in the form of one or two specific agreements, we still urgently need a long-term constitutional path forward" between Baghdad and Erbil, Blashart added in a briefing to the Security Council.

"The parties still express their willingness to sit at the negotiating table, but in the absence of a regular and structured institutional dialogue, sustainable progress will remain elusive," she added.

Blashardt touched on the federal budget file, and said that it "includes a deal on revenue sharing between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government, which was reached after lengthy negotiations ... and the vague wording opens the door to different interpretations and mutual accusations of non-compliance."

"Now, this does not bode well for the future of relations between Baghdad and Erbil, and it is also worrying in the context of the upcoming elections where differences can easily be used to amplify divisions," Blashart said.

The UN envoy expressed her hope that "the Kurdish calls for intensifying UN mediation will bear fruit. But for this to happen, the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq needs the support of the federal authorities as well."

"One thing is clear, which is that the very important relationship between Baghdad and Erbil urgently requires a sustainable strategic dialogue as well as clear-cut implementation mechanisms. I must admit that my experiences so far do not give rise to optimism in this regard," she said.

In her briefing, Plasschaert addressed the Kurdish efforts to unify the ranks and said that it is "commendable and calls for optimism, as the union is only as strong as the links between its components, and these ties are strengthened through reconciliation and cohesion in local communities."

On Sinjar, the UN envoy said, "The representatives of the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government are engaged in discussions about the security provisions in the agreement that was reached last October."

"These provisions have not been implemented yet, which hinders progress in administration and reconstruction. Here, too, there is a negative feeling due to the absence of institutional dialogue and implementation mechanism between Baghdad and Erbil, which fuels misconceptions and lack of confidence," she added.

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"These provisions have not been implemented yet, which hinders progress in administration and reconstruction.

 

Well, at long-last I think I have discovered one of the main problems with the Iraqi government.....I searched an Iraqi dictionary and they have no equivalent word for the English word "implement"!   

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Shafaq News documents the atmosphere of the holiday inside the "Baharka" camp for the displaced in Erbil

 

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Shafaq News / Children have only one "swing" and a "pinwheel" .. This is the case of Eid al-Fitr in the "Baharka" camp for the displaced in the city of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region.

 

"We exchanged Eid congratulations in the morning with some," said Muhammed Husaynin, a displaced person, told Shafaq News.

 

He pointed out that "some of the displaced go for a walk in the city center of Erbil, but some taxi owners are working to exploit them by taking a high fee, and not every family has all these costs."

 

In turn, Nazikh Abdul Rahman Muhammad told Shafaq News, “This holiday is the sixth that we spend in this camp,” explaining, “We have been visiting our areas during the Eid for two years because of Corona, until we were also confined to our camp.

 

The camp administration allows to go out or receive guests during events, especially Eid al-Fitr and the blessed Eid al-Adha

 

There are 940 families living in Baharka camp, more than 5,000 displaced people, all of whom were displaced after 2014.

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Bashir Al-Haddad criticizes the deterioration of services in Kirkuk

Tuesday 18th May 2021 80

 

  Baghdad: Morning

 

Yesterday, Monday, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Bashir Al-Haddad, criticized the poor level of services in Kirkuk, calling on the federal government to quickly intervene to alleviate the suffering of citizens.

Al-Haddad said, in a statement: “The mismanagement of the services file in the Kirkuk governorate, the continuous power cuts, and the scarcity of drinking water in a number of areas in the governorate, caused great suffering to citizens, especially in the separation 

the summer".

Al-Haddad directed the governorate’s deputies to continue to “follow up and monitor the work of the local government and its departments,” calling on the federal government and service ministries to “intervene quickly because of the governorate’s failure to provide services.”

He called for "increasing financial allocations to help the people of Kirkuk, who have been suffering from poor basic services for years, despite the oil resources of that rich province."

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Nineveh Governor announces the closing of the file of the displaced

Thursday 03 June 2021 182

 

  Mosul: Shorouq Maher 

 

Nineveh Governor Najm al-Jubouri revealed the imminent closure of the displacement file in the entire Nineveh Governorate. In conjunction with that, the committee concerned with compensating the victims of the governorate began distributing a new batch of amounts after completing and auditing their transactions. The governor said in a conference attended by "Al-Sabah": "Nineveh Governorate is serious about the return of the remaining displaced people as a result of the terrorist acts left by ISIS, which led to the displacement of thousands of Mosul families."

Al-Jubouri added, "Nineveh recorded the highest rate of return of the displaced thanks to the restoration of educational, health and housing services provided by the local government." On the other hand, the head of the committee concerned with compensating the victims of the province, Ammar Saeed, said in a statement that "the Compensation Committee began disbursing amounts of about (420) affected people who had submitted requests for compensation regarding their property (houses, shops and cars) that were damaged during the control of ISIS gangs in the right of Mosul."

He added, "The sub-committee in the province will announce in the coming days the arrival of new batches of subsequent names from Baghdad, and the amounts they are entitled to from compensation will also be disbursed to those affected south of Mosul."

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Hassan Al-Kaabi: Ending the file of the displaced and closing the camps at the end of 2021

Monday 07 June 2021 36

 

 Baghdad: morning

 

The First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hassan Al-Kaabi, confirmed, on Sunday, the end of the file of the displaced and the closure of the camps at the end of this year, indicating that the file of the displaced is humanitarian, not only the Ministry of Immigration will bear it.

A statement from his office stated, "Al-Kaabi received the Minister of Immigration and Displacement, Ivan Faeq Jabro, and during the meeting, it was agreed and called for the need to expedite the mechanisms for closing the camps inside and outside the borders of the Kurdistan Region, especially since most of the displaced and displaced have a real desire to return to their areas, after creating all the necessary safe and urban environments and coordination." With the concerned departments to return their properties, some of which were seized by the corrupt.

Al-Kaabi stressed, according to the statement, "the necessity of ending the displacement file and closing the camps at the end of this year, and that dealing with this file should be from a humanitarian and not political side," praising "the great humanitarian role played by the Ministry of Immigration and its coordination with the rest of the relevant ministries and international organizations concerned with this file." To supervise and follow up the displaced and the displaced and return them to their original areas.

He added, "The file of the displaced is important and large, and it should not be dealt with from a political side only, as some do, or exploited to achieve narrow interests and benefits at the expense of the pain of this segment that has endured long years inside the camps, so everyone should look at this file from its humanitarian side exclusively, and that It is borne by the legislative and executive authorities, with the cooperation of the international community, as it relates to the lives of families that include women, children, the elderly and the sick.

For her part, Jabro praised the patriarchal role of Muqtada al-Sadr, through his sponsorship of all Iraqi segments, especially Christians and Sabeans, in the matter of forming a committee to return usurped real estate with the membership of al-Kaabi, and the process of actually supervising their return to it from inside and outside Iraq.

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Parliament: Corruption mafias do not want to end the file of the displaced in Iraq

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Parliament member Qusai Abbas Al-Shabki confirmed today, Monday, that there are corruption mafias that do not want to end the displacement file for several reasons, while pointing out the importance of hosting the Minister of Immigration and the advanced cadre in the ministry inside the parliament in order to clarify from them the reasons for not ending the file of the displaced .

Al-Shabki said in an interview with Alsumaria News, that "The current government and the government Which Their predecessors did not find any solutions to the problem of the displaced, and this file is still stuck without real solutions,” he said that "The file of the displaced has been unresolved for many years, at a time when we see that The government directed the return of ISIS families from al-Hol camp, leaving the camps of ISIS victims neglected and accidents occur, and their children live in great suffering in those camps.

 

 

 

Al-Shabki added, "There are corrupt mafias who do not want to end the displacement file in order to continue their benefits from the file of government and international aid, in addition to benefiting from the camps file in the electoral and political field," stressing "the importance of that The government assumes its responsibilities and ends the file of the displaced and that It works to return the displaced to their areas in order to create suitable conditions for them to participate in transparent and fair elections, and that Work to compensate them for the damage they have suffered and that All infrastructure in their areas is being completed to ensure their return and a decent living in their areas after many years of suffering and marginalization.

confirmed that "The government does not have the seriousness to end the file of the displaced, so we have the need to host the advanced cadre in Ministry of Immigration Inside the dome of Parliament, in order to clarify from them the reasons for not ending the file of the displaced, and why the camps are not closed in a region Kurdistan And the causes of frequent fires in the camps, and what are the obstacles? Which It obstructs the final settlement of the file of the displaced.”

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Relief aid for the affected families in Shariya camp in Dohuk

Monday 14 June 2021 74

 

 Karbala: Ali gesture

 

The al-Hussainiya Holy Shrine distributed urgent relief aid to more than 180 families affected by the fire in the Sharya camp for the displaced in Dohuk governorate.

It caused the burning of 370 tents in the camp in which displaced Yazidis from Sinjar city, Nineveh Governorate, resulted in the injury of 25 people, in addition to the suffocation of eight others, in the fire that lasted for hours and was extinguished with the participation of helicopters.

Aqeel Al-Sharifi, the director of the Holy Shrine's media, told Al-Sabah: "A distress call reached the holy shrine from the Christian Endowment and other religions to help the displaced families in the (Sharia) camp in Dohuk governorate, which had been exposed to a fire that resulted in hundreds of tents being set on fire. Injuries and suffocation among the displaced.

It is noteworthy that the Governor of Dohuk, Ali Tatar, announced a while ago that the Shariya camp fire had left 994 people, representing 184 families, homeless after the fire devastated their tents, in addition to the fire devouring all their material possessions in addition to their personal papers and documents.

Al-Sharifi indicated that "the urgent relief team formed by the Holy Shrine, distributed among the displaced people aid that included five main items for each family, which included mattresses, blankets, water tanks with a capacity of 1,000 liters, cookers and coolers," noting that "work continues in the camp to include more than 500 families in coordination with the authorities. concerned in Dohuk governorate and camp officials.

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Parliamentary immigration calls for resolving the issue of the displaced

Monday 14 June 2021 89

 

 Baghdad: Huda Al-Azzawi 

 

The Labor, Social Affairs, Migration and Displaced Committee called on the government to fulfill its promises in order to resolve the issue of the displaced and not leave it subject to electoral bids and the political mood, indicating that the problem does not lie only in the return of hundreds of thousands of displaced persons to their areas, but also in providing services and adequate livelihoods after their return, as well as a solution Accumulated regional problems.

The head of the committee, MP Raad Al-Dahlaki, said in an interview with “Al-Sabah” that “the file of the displaced is not a priority of the government, even some areas where there are displaced people are not under the control of the government, and even if we interview them, we need official approvals to see them,” explaining, “We were We hope that the government during the past two years will give priority to this humanitarian file, but it has placed the burden on the shoulders of the Ministry of Immigration, which was able, through the financial allocations available to it by the government, to return five million displaced people and close many camps, leaving only 22 camps.”

He pointed out that "the return of the displaced in this way is a return to the unknown, as the Ministry of Immigration worked outside the scope of its powers and responsibility because the return of the displaced is within the powers of the government and the service and health ministries and to prepare the appropriate ground for them, but the other ministries did not care, so the Ministry of Immigration was in a valley and the government in a valley." else".

Al-Dahlaki refused, "the forced return of the displaced in light of the lack of an appropriate climate for them, related to providing money for the returnees, compensation and infrastructure, and to get out of this embarrassment and because the current government cannot confront those who prevent the return of the displaced, so it started not to care about return and not give them priority." 

He added that "to get out of the political bidding, this humanitarian file must be resolved, so we submitted official books to the Cabinet Secretariat, the competent authorities, and the Ministry of Immigration regarding the formation of a higher committee to return the displaced, and the answer did not come," explaining that "with the advent of the elections, auctions are taking place in the name of the displaced and their entry into a political auction." .

Al-Dahlaki called for "the need to prepare regionally before the return of the displaced by bringing tribal views closer," expressing his regret that "some refer to the displaced person as a terrorist despite the injustice that ISIS has inflicted on him and the harsh conditions he suffers."

The spokesman for the High Commission for Human Rights, Ali al-Bayati, confirmed in an interview with "Al-Sabah", that "the mistake was from the beginning assigning the responsibility of returning the displaced to the Ministry of Immigration only. The file is complex and needs all federal and local institutions to take responsibility for it."

He added, "We appreciate the efforts of the Ministry of Immigration for the return of many displaced persons, but the recent return was marred by many indications of their forced return, and this is according to the testimony of the (UNAMI) mission," noting that "the file of the displaced had to be closed, as the Ministry of Immigration announced, at the end of last year. 2020, however, there are still 1.2 million displaced people in the camps, and the largest number of them are in unofficial camps, unfinished structures and buildings and other sites that were not included in the camps of the Ministry of Migration,” calling for a comprehensive plan to resolve the file personally supervised by the Prime Minister.

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INSIDE DISPLACED PERSONS CAMP IN IRAQ (Hassan Sham, Kurdistan)
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The return of 81,000 displaced families and the closure of 50 camps

Monday, June 21, 2021 95

 

 Baghdad: Esraa Al-Samarrai 

 

Al-Kazemi’s government was able to end one of the most important outstanding issues, which is the displacement file, which received the attention of the Prime Minister, to direct the concerned authorities to expedite the transactions of voluntary returnees, and to provide the appropriate environment to encourage their return to their areas.

Within one year, the government closed 50 camps within five governorates, following the voluntary return of displaced families to their areas of origin, and the return of about 81,000 families out of 120,000, after solving all security and tribal problems and providing services.

In this context, the government obtained the approval of the Turkish side regarding the Iraqi families present there to allow them to transfer their residence from (UN) to tourist, cancel the ban for five years, and extend the residence in Samsun state to six months instead of three, in addition to opening offices of the Ministry of Immigration In the Iraqi embassies, a team was also formed to facilitate the completion of the transactions of Iraqi citizens residing in Jordan.

The Administrative Undersecretary of the Ministry of Migration and Displacement, Karim Al-Nouri, told Al-Sabah: "The ministry has prepared a plan in cooperation with several agencies and ministries to facilitate the return of the displaced to their areas of origin," stressing "the ministry's success in returning about 81,000 families out of 120,000 from all camps in the country." ".

He added, "Through the plan prepared by the ministry and implemented during the reign of Al-Kazemi's government, all the tribal problems that were preventing the displaced from returning to their areas were resolved in coordination with the security authorities, which the ministry could not achieve during the past years," noting that "the remaining families The displaced have reached only 39,000, most of whom live in camps in Kurdistan, and there is a plan in coordination with the regional government to return them to their areas of origin voluntarily in order to close the displacement file permanently.

 

 

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Al-Kaabi calls for the displacement file to be removed from political engagement

Monday 05 July 2021 65

 

 Baghdad: morning

 

On Sunday, First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hassan Al-Kaabi, stressed the need to keep the file of the displaced and the displaced from political engagement.

A statement from his office said, "Al-Kaabi met the head of the International Organization for Migration mission, Gerard White, whose work has ended in Iraq, the new head of the mission, Othman Belbeisi, and the official of the Program support Unit, Kitty Snowbell."

Al-Kaabi added, according to the statement, that "the House of Representatives is keen to maximize the volume of cooperation between Iraq and international organizations that worked under critical and dangerous conditions to provide a helping hand to the citizen and is still carrying out its humanitarian tasks to the fullest, especially the International Organization for Migration, which was present in the Iraqi arena before After the year 2003, and that this cooperation be framed by solid laws, and that coordination be direct and significant between the organization and the government,” noting that “the two governments in the center and the region are seeking to end the file of the displaced and the displaced and end their suffering, especially the problem of displacement camps, and return them to their areas and housing, and reintegrate them naturally.”

He called "the international mission to provide support to the Ministry of Immigration, which is working on the same file, and to ensure that it is not exploited by some parties to achieve interests far from the humanitarian and moral aspect." For his part, the head of the mission praised "the great efforts made by the House of Representatives to legislate The Yazidi Survivors Law and many laws related to displacement, kidnapping, missing and other files.

Al-Kaabi also met in his office, President of Samarra University Sabah Allawi Al-Samarrai, and Al-Kaabi said in a statement: “The House of Representatives, through the Parliamentary Higher Education Committee, is directly following the reality of higher education, especially after the outbreak of the Corona pandemic and the adoption of distance e-education, and this is what all countries have resorted to. The world as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of the epidemic, and it is good that Iraqi universities were able, and in record time, to adapt to this system and ensure the continuation of studies.

He explained that "Iraq is now in dire need for scholars and competencies to take their real role in building their country. Nations rise with their scholars above all, and Iraq has been distinguished by God with the blessing of intelligence."

 

 

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Immigration moves to end the refugee camps file in Kurdistan

Wednesday 07 July 2021 98

 

 Baghdad: morning

 

The Ministry of Migration and Displacement is coordinating with international organizations to address the situation in Al-Hol camp, while referring to the move to end the file of the camps in the Kurdistan region.

The Director-General of the branches in the ministry, Ali Abbas, told INA: "Al-Hol camp is one of the camps that fall under the authority of the Autonomous Administration in the eastern region of Syria and it is outside the control of the Syrian government, and we, as the Iraqi government represented by the Ministry of Migration and Displacement, have no authority over this." The camp, but there is coordination with international organizations to address the situation in the camp, and most recently, 94 families were transferred to Iraqi territory some time ago.”

He added that "the Iraqi government and the Syrian government are not aware of the talk about the existence of marriage on social media or escape operations in the camp."

And regarding addressing the challenges facing ending the file of the displaced, especially those related to the common borders with the Kurdistan region, Abbas confirmed that “the National Security Advisory was tasked with following up the common borders with the Kurdistan Region, especially with the Ministry of Interior of the Region, as it is responsible for this file,” noting that “a meeting was held in the Consultation.” The National Security included representatives of the region, and we were present and we discussed the issue of the camps and the reasons why they did not return to their areas."

He added, "Most of the camp residents in Kurdistan are Yezidis from Sinjar," explaining that "the situation in Sinjar in terms of services is below the level of ambition, so their return is not possible." 

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Abbas stated that "there are technical points of view that can be discussed and can be resolved," noting that "we are waiting for the results of the meeting, and when these matters are resolved, the ministry will deal with this issue for the families' return to their areas."

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Nineveh Governor: Implementation of the Sinjar Agreement is progressing slowly ب

 

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Shafaq News/ Nineveh Governor Najm al-Jubouri revealed, on Saturday, that the implementation of the provisions of the Sinjar Agreement is progressing in slow steps, indicating that the formation of an emergency force regiment of the Yazidi component will contribute to the return of the displaced.

 

Al-Jubouri said during a joint press conference with the Chief of Staff of the Iraqi Army, Lieutenant General Abdul Amir Yarallah, in the city of Mosul, on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the city's liberation from ISIS, attended by Shafaq News Agency, that the implementation of the Sinjar Agreement has not stopped, but it is "moving slowly."

 

He added that the local government in Nineveh is seeking to return the remaining displaced Yazidis to Sinjar and has met with a number of tribal and religious figures in order to urge the displaced to return.

 

Al-Jubouri indicated that the formation of the emergency forces regiment of the Yazidis within the ranks of the Ministry of Interior will contribute to the return of some of the displaced, because this sends messages of reassurance that their sons will provide protection for the area, pointing out that the security situation is "relatively good, but the formation of an emergency regiment of the Yazidis gives a positive incentive to return displaced persons."

 

The governor of Nineveh did not mention the presence of the Kurdistan Workers Party in the Sinjar Mountains and their fate if Baghdad and Erbil proceed to implement more provisions of the joint agreement concerning the Sinjar district.

 

For his part, the Army Chief of Staff said, "Terrorism knew the value of this big city, and therefore it worked to occupy it and not give it up easily," praising the role of the Iraqi forces in this battle.

 

And he indicated that "more than 100,000 fighters of various kinds participated in the liberation operations, which lasted for 8 months and 23 days, in which the Iraqis made sacrifices for the sake of this city," noting "the need for the Iraqi government to pay attention to the old city of Mosul and to allocate more money to rebuild it and restore what remains." of the displaced in the coming period.

 

On the other hand, Yarallah confirmed the continuation of digging trenches and strengthening the berms to secure the Iraqi borders, in addition to setting up thermal cameras, adding, "The borders are well placed and they are held almost tightly and there are no fears of them."

 

He denied that the Ministry of Defense had opened the door to recruiting in the army, explaining, "There is no new recruiting during the current year, and no funds have been allocated within the budget for this purpose."

 

With regard to the Sinjar district, Yarallah apologized for talking about it and said that it is the responsibility of the joint operations because it knows all the details.

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Najm al-Jubouri: The Sinjar Agreement is a message of reassurance

Sunday 11 July 2021 226

 

 Mosul: morning

Yesterday, Saturday, Nineveh Governor Najm al-Jubouri revealed that the implementation of the provisions of the Sinjar Agreement is progressing in slow steps, noting that the formation of an emergency force regiment of the Yazidi component will contribute to the return of the displaced. Al-Jubouri said during a press conference in the city of Mosul on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the city's liberation from ISIS gangs: "The implementation of the Sinjar Agreement has not stopped, but it is progressing slowly."

 He added, "The local government in Nineveh is seeking to return the remaining displaced Yazidis to Sinjar, and it has met with a number of tribal and religious figures in order to urge the displaced to return."

Al-Jubouri pointed out that "the formation of the emergency forces regiment of the Yazidis within the ranks of the Ministry of Interior will contribute to the return of some of the displaced, because this sends messages of reassurance that their sons will provide protection for the area," noting that the security situation "is relatively good, but the formation of an emergency regiment of the Yazidis gives an incentive. positive for the return of the displaced.

Al-Jubouri called "the Ministers of Finance, Construction and Housing to visit the province and see on the ground the problems in order to solve them away from correspondence that may take a long time and reduce the time period in order to launch many projects," and indicated, "The dues of Nineveh contractors that were launched amounted to more than 30 billion dinars.

Last Thursday, the Minister of Planning, Khaled Battal Al-Najm, visited Nineveh Governorate, during which he held an extensive meeting, with its governor, Najm Al-Jubouri, and the directors of the service and technical departments in the governorate, to discuss the Nineveh Governorate project plan for 2021.

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ISIS explosives still a risk in Shingal
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