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Politician: Major Corruption Suspicions Taint The Nineveh Reconstruction Committee


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Mosul: Shorouq Maher
The Higher Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul said that it is working to build vertical and horizontal housing complexes for citizens in the governorate, especially the right side of it, while confirming that its most important achievement is the release of frozen funds.
The Executive Director of the Committee, Engineer Abdul Qader Dakhil, told Al-Sabah: "The joint team that formed was able to hold a session of the Council of Ministers in the city, and obtain many decisions that contributed greatly to overcoming many obstacles, foremost of which is the release of the frozen balances of the governorate."
He explained that "these amounts will be real projects on the ground, with the old city in priority, including the construction of housing complexes in the Ghazlani camp for the citizens and residents of the governorate, especially on the right side."
And he indicated that "there are other projects such as banking companies and the Hawally Street for the city of Mosul, especially since all decisions are being conducted in coordination between the province and the Supreme Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul."
Dakhil confirmed that "the federal government agreed to allocate 4,700 dunams as part of the Ghazlani camp in order to establish housing units for the affected IDPs who recently returned to their damaged areas and homes."
He pointed out that "the Reconstruction Committee has begun defining the allocated lands in order to start rehabilitating the housing units that will be worked on and will be distributed among the affected citizens to reduce the housing crisis inside Mosul." Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi had instructed the establishment of housing units south of Mosul to solve the city's housing crisis during his recent visit to the city.
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Tuesday, 9 November 2021 1:01 PM

Baghdad/National News Center

The Federal Integrity Commission revealed, on Tuesday, the details of the arrest and detention of the head and members of the Committee for the Implementation of the Reconstruction of Mosul Mosques, indicating that it was “able to seize fake and forged purchase receipts.”

And the Commission's Investigation Department, talking about the details of the seizure process that it carried out according to a judicial note, stated in a statement received by the "National News Center": "The staff of the Commission's Investigation Directorate in Nineveh Governorate managed to seize the head and members of the implementation committee for the reconstruction of mosques in the city of Mosul, according to the Integrity Commission. Federal.

And the department continued, "The seizure process also included seizing the origin of purchase receipts for the restoration of (37) mosques affiliated with the Sunni Endowment Directorate in the governorate for the year 2008, and sums of up to nearly two billion dinars."
She noted that “the investigations of the Directorate concluded that most of these receipts were incorrect and forged, as a fundamental seizure report was organized with the exhibits, and presented to the competent investigative judge; who decided to detain the arrested suspects (the chairman and members of the committee) pending investigation; Based on the provisions of Article (340) of the Penal Code.

The commission had previously disclosed the issuance of rulings in cases related to embezzlement of funds allocated for the reconstruction and stabilization of the governorate after its liberation from the terrorist organization ISIS, while it established in April of the year 2019 a high-level investigative team; To reveal the fate of the funds that were withdrawn before the dismissal of the former governor of Nineveh, he was able to seize the priorities and track (76,000,000,000) one billion dinars.

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Nineveh province has set next month as the last date to start the reconstruction of Mosul Airport, which was destroyed during the operations to liberate the province from terrorist groups. Governor Najm al-Jubouri told "Al-Sabah": "His recent visit to Baghdad and his meeting with Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi focused on putting the final touches to the issue of resolving the file of Mosul airport reconstruction." He stressed that "the discussions are taking place in the right direction," noting that "Al-Kazemi wants guarantees that the airport construction work will be of high and modern specifications." And on the financing of the project, Al-Jubouri explained that "the French loan is still available, and there is an alternative plan to proceed with the reconstruction of the airport during this year, in coordination with the Ministry of Planning, which will directly supervise its work."
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 "Al-Kazemi wants guarantees that the airport construction work will be of high and modern specifications." And on the financing of the project, Al-Jubouri explained that "the French loan is still available, and there is an alternative plan to proceed with the reconstruction of the airport

 

Al-Kazemi is the best PM Iraq has had since the war, and it would be in Iraq's best interest to have him continue as PM. However, Al-Abadi seems to be favored by the Sadrists at this time, so we shall see what happens.  Hopefully Al-Kazemi will be given a significant role in Iraq's new GOI ...!  JMHO - :salute:

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4 hours ago, ronscarpa said:

 "Al-Kazemi wants guarantees that the airport construction work will be of high and modern specifications." And on the financing of the project, Al-Jubouri explained that "the French loan is still available, and there is an alternative plan to proceed with the reconstruction of the airport

 

Al-Kazemi is the best PM Iraq has had since the war, and it would be in Iraq's best interest to have him continue as PM. However, Al-Abadi seems to be favored by the Sadrists at this time, so we shall see what happens.  Hopefully Al-Kazemi will be given a significant role in Iraq's new GOI ...!  JMHO - :salute:

I also see it difficult for the bad guys with Ababi back in the picture . Much harder to remove 2 possible PM's instead of 1 if you are the enemy

 

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The judiciary monitors the disbursement of Nineveh's frozen funds and the companies to which the projects will be referred
  
{Local: Al Furat News} The President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zaidan, discussed with Nineveh Governor Najm al-Jubouri, on Thursday, the files of combating administrative corruption and ensuring the safety of disbursing the frozen funds allocated to the reconstruction of the province.

And his office said in a statement that {Euphrates News} received a copy of it, that "the latter 
received the governor of Nineveh, Najm al-Jubouri, and the executive director of the Supreme Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul, Abdul Qadir al-Dakhil, and discussed with them the files of combating administrative corruption in the province. To ensure the safety of disbursing the frozen funds allocated to the reconstruction of the province."

He added, "The Chairman of the Council instructed the formation of a body of the Public Prosecution in the province to monitor the mechanism of disbursement of these funds and the companies to which projects will be referred, in addition to the legal contexts to be followed in the referral of projects."

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The Supreme Committee for Reconstruction in Nineveh Governorate revealed the formation of a committee from the Public Prosecution Authority, to monitor and follow up on the funds spent for the establishment of projects. Zaidan during his visit to the governorate.” He added that “the formation of the committee will enable the follow-up and control of the funds allocated to projects in Nineveh, and ensure the safety of their disbursement and the companies to which projects will be referred, in addition to the legal contexts to be followed in their referral.”
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After the treasures of ISIS appeared in the rubble of destroyed houses

The Iraqi government halts the reconstruction of devastated Mosul

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  • Translation: Hassan Abdo Hassan for "Counter Punch"
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The search for ISIS treasures buried in the rubble of Mosul, the city that was retaken from this terrorist group after a nine-month siege in 2017, is the last obstacle that contributes to delaying the reconstruction of this great city. Locals accuse the authorities of preventing them from rebuilding their homes, because officials suspect they are looking for money and other valuables that ISIS stashed before it fled the city.

"A month ago, two workers who were removing rubble from destroyed houses near our house found black plastic bags filled with money," said a resident of western Mosul, where the destruction is at its worst, and he only gave his name (Khaled, 32 years old), "and that's why the operation was stopped." Temporarily rebuilding the city.” The two workers who found the money told him that the bags were covered in mud and burnt with fire, but that the notes inside the bags were intact.

(Khaled) said that about six months ago, about 1.6 million dollars, in addition to gold and silver coins, and gold bars were found by construction workers who were removing rubble from one of the houses that were bombed. He added, "The money and gold coins that were found were hidden in barrels and plastic bags buried, three meters underground."

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And ISIS obtained huge sums of money through taxes and looting from the population, which was under its rule in western Iraq and northern Syria, for three years during which Mosul was the de-facto capital of ISIS. During the last stages of the siege, the leaders of ISIS became trapped in the city, and therefore it is believed that they buried the money, in addition to gold and silver, to protect it from bombing, or perhaps so that it would not fall into the hands of the Iraqi army. Often, some of those who knew where these funds were buried were killed, as the last strongholds of ISIS were subjected to missile and artillery bombardment, before government forces seized them.

Regardless of the source of these treasures, the discovery of this money was enough to stop the issuance of rebuilding licenses by the authorities, as housing applications are now thoroughly examined, and some are rejected.

The fear that former ISIS supporters in Mosul will exhume the buried treasure is a symptom of the deep suspicion that divides the Sunni Arab population of Mosul and the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad. Indeed, trust between the two sides does not exist, and its absence may be enough to prevent the rebuilding of Mosul, which was once the jewel of Middle Eastern cities, and whose medieval mosques and markets are among the jewels of Islamic architecture. Its destruction, culminating in the final months of the 2016-2017 blockade, therefore amounted to the cultural loss caused by the Allied bombing of Dresden in World War II in 1945.

For more than 1,000 years, Mosul remained a great commercial center, in addition to being a center in which many races, such as Arabs, Kurds, and Christians, as well as other ethnicities and sects lived. But the terrorist organization ISIS has put an end to all this diversity, and its toxic legacy continues to fuel the anger that has undermined the physical, social, and political restoration of the city, as it was before.

One of the symptoms of division

Doubts about ISIS treasures buried inside the city are just one symptom of the divisions that were exploited and deepened during ISIS' criminal rule. One of the most famous important sites that were destroyed following the ISIS takeover of Mosul is the Great Al-Nuri Mosque, and its leaning minaret known as the “Hadba,” which was considered a symbol of Mosul since the twelfth century. The leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared himself the caliph in 2014, after his militants managed to capture Mosul, which is the second largest city in Iraq, and overpowered forces much larger and stronger than them. When ISIS came on the brink of losing the mosque complex to advancing government forces three years later, it destroyed it with explosives.

Now the question that haunts all the residents of this city remains: Can Mosul really be reconstructed? Its Sunni Arab population is considered one of three large communities, and the remaining two are Shiites and Kurds. These three communities often consider anyone living in Mosul during the presence of ISIS from outside these three communities to be a collaborator with the terrorist organization. On the other hand, government corruption is the norm everywhere in Iraq, and in Mosul the residents of this city exaggerate the degree to which they have been neglected. East of the city

Part of Mosul has been rebuilt by homeowners and private businesses, in the half of the city that lies east of the Tigris River, where the fighting has been less devastating than in the west of the city, where ISIS held out to the last minute. "Life in the east of the city is much better than in the western region, where the old city is," said one of the city's residents. The electricity is better, coming in about five hours a day, schools and universities have been rebuilt and are now open, in addition to new stores, cafes and beauty salons.” Many residents of the heart of Mosul and the old city have moved to the east of the city, or live in the suburbs.

But the most important and vital features of life in Mosul have disappeared, and perhaps they will never come back. Until the recent past, before ISIS took over the city, it was inhabited by a mixture of ethnicities, and one can see the Kurds in their traditional loose clothing, Christians visiting their old churches, Sunnis in their old mosques, in addition to the Yazidis, Turkmen and Shiites.

Frictions often occurred between these ethnic groups, but they managed to coexist with each other. But when ISIS came it put an end to it all, Christians and Shiites fled, Yazidis were killed and raped, and many Turkmen joined ISIS. The Kurds were in the past an important part of the city's population, but the Kurdish man who introduced himself as Ahmed and who fled the city permanently and settled in Erbil says, "There are no Kurds in Mosul now. Although in the neighborhood where I lived there were about 200 Kurdish families, there are now three families.” Ahmed added that the Yazidis who survived ISIS joined the Shiite militias to “revenge the Sunnis who joined ISIS.” It is unlikely that this sectarian hatred will subside soon, but until it does, Mosul will not be restored.

• Mosul has been for more than 1000 years a great commercial center, in addition to being a center in which many ethnicities such as Arabs, Kurds and Christians, in addition to other ethnicities and sects. But the terrorist organization ISIS has put an end to all this diversity, and its toxic legacy continues to fuel the anger that has undermined the physical, social, and political restoration of the city as it once was.

• The fear of ex-ISIS supporters in Mosul exhuming buried treasures is a symptom of the deep suspicion that divides the Sunni Arab population of Mosul and the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad. Indeed, trust between the two sides does not exist, and its absence may be sufficient to prevent the rebuilding of Mosul.

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 Mosul: Shorouq Maher
 
Seventy exchange companies resumed their work in the city of Mosul, after stopping for more than seven years, and this was after the National Security Agency completed its fundamental audit. 
The last session of the Council of Ministers, which was held in Mosul during the month of August, had voted to allow all exchange companies to return to work inside the city again.
The mayor of Mosul, Zuhair Al-Araji, told Al-Sabah: "The re-work of the banking companies will contribute to improving the city's economy, and facilitate the work of shop owners and businessmen, as a contribution to efforts to restore economic life to what it was before the events of June 10, 2014."
He added, "More than 70 exchange companies in the city had submitted their papers to re-license their work, and it was approved to resume their work after being audited by security," pointing out "the great importance of maintaining the presence of two border outlets in it with Turkey and the Kurdistan Region."
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The mayor of Mosul, Zuhair Al-Araji, told Al-Sabah: "The re-work of the banking companies will contribute to improving the city's economy, and facilitate the work of shop owners and businessmen, as a contribution to efforts to restore economic life to what it was before the events of June 10, 2014."  He added, "More than 70 exchange companies in the city had submitted their papers to re-license their work, and it was approved to resume their work after being audited by security," pointing out "the great importance of maintaining the presence of two border outlets in it with Turkey and the Kurdistan Region."
 
A very positive step in restoring & rebuilding Mosul .... small businesses are the lifeblood of it's economy. It's also needed for regional trade that will help in the process...! :tiphat:RON 
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Nineveh is devastated by a new tragedy

Wednesday 15 December 2021 194Nineveh is devastated by a new tragedy

 
 Mosul: Shorouq Maher 
 
Yesterday, Tuesday, Nineveh Governorate was stricken with a new tragedy after the death of a daily wage worker and the injury of 3 other civilians when a barrage used as a bridge in the middle of the village of “Hadima” in the Zummar district, northwest of Mosul, less than 24 hours after the death of a worker due to a dirt collapse while laying pipelines Sewerage in the left side of Mosul.  
Zummar district, 90 km from Mosul, is considered the most affected area in Nineveh Governorate during the occupation of ISIS gangs after 2014, as the bridges and infrastructure of its affiliated areas were completely destroyed. By pouring a box arch as a bridge in the middle of a valley in the village.
The Civil Defense media official in Nineveh, Lt. Col. Saad Al-Khattabi, told Al-Sabah: "The Zammar district was subjected to the collapse of the roof of the bridge or the arch during the process of pouring the roof with concrete, which resulted in the death of a worker and the injury of three other civilians who were rescued by civil defense men and removed from under Wires, rebar, and cement crumbled on them.”
For their part, dozens of residents of Zummar district, who gathered around the bridge collapse incident, criticized the poor work of the local government in Nineveh, and described its work as indifference to people's lives due to corruption operations away from legal supervision or accountability.
In turn, the director of Zammar district Ahmed Jaafar told Al-Sabah that "the box bridge that collapsed in the village of (Hadima) is 10 meters long and 7 meters high, and it is being implemented by (Al-Ghadra Company) for the account of the Nineveh Roads and Bridges Department, indicating that" the company is carrying out works The most projects launched by the Nineveh Reconstruction campaign in the past weeks.
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Shafaq News/ The head of the local government in Nineveh Governorate, Najm al-Jubouri, announced on Wednesday that the federal government has spent more than 100 billion Iraqi dinars within the region's development for the province.

A statement issued by the governor’s media office stated that, in joint coordination by Al-Jubouri with the Ministry of Finance and follow-up by the Director of the Executive Office of the Supreme Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul, Abdul Qadir Al-Dakhil, it was approved to disburse the sums to supplement the (regional development) program for the year 2021, amounting to more than 106 billion to finance projects and investment expenditures. carried out in the province.

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After allocating 28 billion dinars to start the reconstruction of Sinjar district, the federal government decided to form a special committee to follow up the reconstruction, while the higher committee formed for the reconstruction of the city of Mosul announced the allocation of 214 billion dinars within the frozen funds and the development of the regions to also start the reconstruction of Mosul. 
The first supervisor of the distribution of reconstruction funds, the governor of Nineveh, Najm al-Jubouri, told Al-Sabah: “The Council of Ministers allocated an amount of 214 billion within the frozen funds and the development of the regions for the initial reconstruction of Mosul Airport, and when the French loan is approved and obtained, these amounts will be transferred. To establish Al-Sahaji Airport in west Mosul after it went out of business and was destroyed during the military operations in the liberation of Mosul. 
Al-Jubouri revealed great discontent among the officials and the people of the province, due to "the failure to initiate the project of rebuilding Mosul International Airport, despite its inclusion in the 2021 budget." 
He pointed to the formation of a committee for the reconstruction of (Sinjar) district, by order of the Prime Minister supervising the reconstruction of Nineveh Governorate, after large parts of it were destroyed during the invasion of ISIS gangs. 
Al-Jubouri explained that "he will chair the committee by order of the prime minister with a number of officials and directors of departments," explaining that "the committee will prepare a plan for the reconstruction of the judiciary and its villages and the rehabilitation of infrastructure." 
28 billion dinars ($19.2 million) was allocated to implement the plan, according to al-Jabouri.
However, the winning candidate from the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Vian Dakhil, was surprised by the decision to form a committee for the reconstruction of the judiciary in light of the continuing displacement and the presence of what she called “Iraqi armed parties and factions and others coming from outside the borders and an illegal local administration,” noting that “there are about 240,000 Citizens from Sinjar district of various affiliations are still living a life of displacement in the camps and cities of the Kurdistan Region to this day. 
this". 
Dakhil welcomed, in a statement, "any local or international effort to reconstruct Sinjar and to compensate its affected people from various components, especially our Yazidi people," pointing out that "the unstable security situation due to armed groups does not encourage the return of displaced people from Sinjar." 
Dakhil stressed that "it is not possible to reconstruct a city or village whose people refuse to return to it, in addition to the genocide against the Yazidis at the hands of ISIS terrorist gangs and its repercussions and the failure to compensate the victims, in addition to the thousands of victims in mass graves whose identity has not been determined."
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Editing: Ahmed Shnior
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Shafaq News/ The mayor of Mosul city, Zuhair Al-Araji, confirmed on Thursday that he will appear before the judiciary for interrogation in the case of fraud and forgery of state real estate bonds.

 

Al-Araji said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, "Issuing an arrest warrant against me or summoning me is a very normal judicial procedure based on malicious confessions, and I assure that I will appear in the judiciary and I believe in the justice of the judiciary in my fairness."

 

Yesterday, Wednesday, a security source revealed to Shafaq News that "two arrest warrants have been issued in accordance with Article 307 of the Iraqi Penal Code to investigate the mayor of Mosul, Zuhair Al-Araji, in the file of residential lands."

 

In his statement, al-Araji accused those he called of "the mafias of corruption and land seizure," adding, "I will obtain the approval of the judiciary to publish all our procedures in the District District Council that we have taken against those who have brought malicious charges against us, with names and dates, and we are the ones who helped the investigative body in fraud cases with many documents, and in turn, they completed other measures.

 

He pointed out that "those affected by our procedures are the ones who stand behind this malicious lawsuit, because they are now in the hands of the law, and some of them have been sentenced to court, and some of them have been in prison for more than a year."

 

In this regard, a source in the Nineveh Police Command told Shafaq News Agency that the arrest warrant for Al-Araji was circulated to police stations and directorates throughout Nineveh, indicating that it is likely that Al-Araji left the city of Mosul for Kurdistan Region.

 

And a security source had previously told Shafak News Agency, "The Integrity Commission seized a power generator in front of Al-Araji's house in the Nargal neighborhood on the left side, based on the confessions of a suspect arrested in a bribery case."

 

For his part, Al-Araji denied, during his interview with Shafaq News Agency correspondent, that he was aware of the issuance of an arrest warrant against him, indicating that what he was informed of is related to the issue of his recruitment for integrity, which he will comply with next Sunday.

 

As for seizing a generator in front of his house in the Nargal neighborhood, Al-Araji replied, "The generator is his own and has been purchased since 2017, and this can be proven technically."

 

Al-Araji indicated that "there are those who are weaving accusations against him against the background of the mayor's contribution to exposing many operations of manipulation and fraud in the land file."

 

And last Sunday, a security source told Shafak News Agency that the Integrity Commission "has seized nearly 400 housing plots that were distributed earlier, bringing the total of the lands that Integrity put its hands on to more than 1,200 plots."

 

He explained, "The lands were distributed by the land distribution committees during the previous years. Some of them are lands located in privileged areas, and their prices reach hundreds of millions."

 

Integrity, according to the source, also placed its hand on lands distributed by the committees to 13 people between officials and influential people in the forest area and opened an investigation into it, after the head of the Parliamentary Integrity Committee sent a letter to integrity, requesting an investigation, especially since there are recipients whose hometown is likely outside Mosul And that this land must remain a green area or be used for the public interest by virtue of its privileged location, and it cannot be distributed in this way.

 

It is worth mentioning that the Integrity Commission dismantled, during this year, a network of more than 10 individuals who were involved in this file, and it seized more than 1,000 land transactions and reserved nearly 300 records for legal violations.

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Government official: 2022 is the year of projects and services..and this is what awaits Mosul and Sinjar
  
{Economic: Al Furat News} The Chairman of the Supreme Committee for Construction and Services, Sabah Abdul Latif, announced that 2022 is the year of projects and services, while revealing a major reconstruction campaign for the city of Mosul that will launch within days.
 

Abdul Latif said; For the (Unannounced) program broadcast by Al-Furat satellite channel tonight: “In the absence of the Council of Reconstruction as a body that needs to enact a law, and the inclusion of parliament is still recent, and as an attempt to walk the reconstruction process, the idea of establishing the Higher Committee for Reconstruction and Services was to follow up on some projects.”
He added, "The relationship between the Ministerial Council is services headed by the Minister of Construction and Housing, and we are trying to find projects and overturn them on the track of implementation and completion," declaring "finding solutions for 46 projects and facilitating work in legal disputes between the representative and the relevant party. We now have some strategic projects and they will be handed over to the sectoral authorities for the purpose of implementation." .
 Abdul Latif continued, 
He explained, "The government's Supreme Committee includes in its membership about 11 deputy ministers and representatives of the service ministries, and corruption is part of the problems that we suffer in all the joints and projects of the state; ".
Abdul Latif pointed out that "very large projects have lagged behind, and now there is a tendency to solve the obstacles, and the committee does not interfere with investment projects, but only in the government, where the committee was able to solve the dilemma of the Diwaniyah Governorate sewage project, which has been lagging for more than 15 years, which was referred at the time to a government agency, as well as the sewage project in Salah." The debt and some housing projects in Babylon and Baghdad, we contributed by pushing them to work, and we were also able to develop some solutions for the electricity sector regarding the issue of distribution, cuts, and the establishment of stations.”    
He stressed, "The priority is for projects that touch the lives of citizens, the committee has solved some problems of low-cost housing projects, and the Dari project aims to provide half a million serviced residential plots, and it was officially announced that 85,000 of them were distributed to the beneficiaries and the Central Bank's initiative with construction loans.
Where the two sites of Nahrawan were allocated. Camp Tariq is part of the Dari project, and the beneficiaries received the notification after checking the information within the electronic portal.
 With regard to the role of the Higher Committee for Reconstruction in German and Turkish hospitals in Baghdad and the provinces, Abdul Latif explained, "The former Minister of Health and the provinces were hosted, and their problems were raised in this area, and we were able to find solutions for most hospitals, and now a number of them have been opened, and the problem of the hospital in Holy Karbala was technically, and it was resolved and most The lagging hospitals have completed their work.”
Abdul Latif commented on the development of the entrances to Baghdad, saying, "Baghdad is surrounded by more than 5 provinces, and he took a decision to develop 5 entrances in them, including services and controls, and they were included in the 20201 budget, two of which were signed, and the Baghdad governorate will officially sign the contract for the rest of the entrances within days." 
He added, "The government has provided decorations for projects, and now we have started up to 50 service projects, and next week we will complete another 250 service projects in Mosul and Sinjar," adding, "Mosul will witness a major reconstruction campaign in its areas."
Abdul Latif concluded, "The Al-Faw port project is due to be implemented by the Ministry of Transport, and it continues to work and we are not concerned with the matter. As for the railway connection, there are continuous meetings between Iraq and Iran, and the government considers it a project of great importance to develop the country's economy, and 2022 will be the year of projects and services." 

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On Wednesday, 5/1/2022, an official newspaper revealed that Nineveh Governorate topped the percentages of corruption among the governorates of Iraq during the past year 2021.
The newspaper said in a report seen by the “Al Sharq Telescope ” that it is “within the war rounds announced by the government against corruption in the country. , especially the provinces that the integrity Commission announced the existence of suspicions of corruption with a number of projects, and Nineveh , including top of the year 2021 " .
And she added, "The sewage project on the right side of the city of Mosul, which cost (600) billion dinars, topped the public scene in the province , amid questions about the enormity of the allocations for the sewage project and accusations of corruption and calls to stop it from several sides "
The newspaper quoted the winning deputy, Mansour Al-Maraid, as saying, " The suspicions of corruption are very clear in the Mosul sewage project, because the real value of the project cannot reach the announced allocations, which exceed (630) billion dinars."
Al-Mareed added, “The procedures for resolving the financial allocation, including the project, the invitations and the referral took place within a period not exceeding (30) days  calling for “addressing the corruption occurring in the project , which was rushed through, with the aim of sharing its commissions by the corrupt, which reach to tens of billions of dinars t".

In turn , he denied streams of Nineveh director Engineer (Emad Tawfik) in a press statement , that " what some sites or some officials of what has been put forward that Ayman al- Mosul does not require sewer and that the statements were prepared only a few days, unfounded " .

Noting that " more than (70%) of Ayman Mosul's sewers are out of service since the armed operations began, and what Ayman Mosul witnessed during the liberation operations "

 

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 Mosul: Shorouq Maher
 
The Mosul markets in Nineveh governorate witnessed a remarkable recovery at the beginning of 2022 against the background of distributing compensation amounts to those affected in the city of Mosul, after a clear stagnation in the markets during 2012.
The mayor of Mosul, Zuhair al-Araji, told (Al-Sabah) that "the recovery restored life to poor and medium families, especially those whose homes, properties and shops were destroyed, and they began receiving their financial compensation by disbursing the checks of the amounts received by the affected families at the beginning of 2022." Al-Araji added that “the Mosul markets began to work and the shopping movement, after a stagnation that became evident during the previous periods, especially with the high exchange rates of the dollar, which negatively affected the population of the province, in relation to the poor class due to what it was exposed to as a result of the war against ISIS and the extent of damage and destruction throughout the province. 
Nineveh".
The Subcommittee for Compensation in Nineveh Governorate had announced the distribution of compensation amounts to many affected people in the city of Mosul.
The official of the Compensation Subcommittee in Nineveh, Muhammad Al-Akla, said that “the Compensation Committee began disbursing more amounts to (1,300) affected persons as part of meals, who had submitted requests for compensation regarding their property (houses, shops and cars), which were damaged during the control of ISIS gangs in the city of Mosul.”
Okla added that "the sub-committee in the province will announce during this week the arrival of new meals from Baghdad for those covered, and the sums they deserve will be disbursed, which will contribute to the recovery of the province's markets."
In turn, Ahmed Samir, one of the shoppers in the flower markets in the left side of Mosul, said in a statement to (Al-Sabah) correspondent, "The economic situation of many poor and medium families has recovered during these days, after the disbursement of compensation amounts, which in turn revived the Mosul markets, after the stagnation of the markets during the past two years. “. 
Hajj Hussein Al-Sharifi adds that "other reasons contributed to the recovery of the Mosul market, when the accumulated and professional salaries of a number of the governorate's employees were recently disbursed, after waiting for about (four) months for a large segment of them."
And the economic specialist in Nineveh Governorate, Ayman al-Jubouri, told (Al-Sabah) that “the main reasons for the recovery of the economic movement witnessed by Mosul, in addition to the disbursement of compensation, is the launch of investment projects implemented by the local government, and the formation of the Higher Committee for the reconstruction campaign that initiated the reconstruction campaign. since mid-2021.
Al-Jubouri indicated that "these projects provided good job opportunities after stagnation and unemployment, which the city of Mosul has been suffering from since its liberation from the grip of ISIS, as these projects helped to provide job opportunities that helped in the growth of purchasing power, and moved the economic reality within the province."
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Nineveh Governorate begins the reconstruction of the ancient city in the district of Hatra and the development of new roads with a gate inside the district.
The mayor of Hatra District Basman Ahmed al-Sultan told Al-Sabah: "The governor of Nineveh directed the maintenance of many archaeological sites, in addition to the maintenance of roads and the creation of a gate for the judiciary with the construction of a fence around the archaeological area of Hatra with a length of 4 kilometers to preserve the remains of the ruins and archaeological sites within the district." .
He added that "the judiciary was part of the reconstruction process of the Supreme Committee, which began its work in early 2022 as part of the second campaign for the maintenance and reconstruction of archaeological sites and areas, and the preservation of the rest of them."
The local government in Nineveh had recently announced the reconstruction and restoration of a number of schools and health institutions, and the opening of a number of destroyed departments within the judiciary within the first phase of reconstruction initiated by the Supreme Committee last year.
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 2022-03-18 10:07
 

 

 

Shafaq News / A deputy from Nineveh Governorate revealed, on Friday, that the federal government will allocate more than 200 billion Iraqi dinars to the budget for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Mosul International Airport, warning against the emergence of popular demonstrations in the governorate in the event of the project's reluctance or halt.

 

"The Ministry of Planning has approved the plans for Mosul airport, which the local government intends to rebuild," Nineveh MP Muhammad Nuri al-Abed Rabbo told Shafaq News, noting that "an amount of 214 billion Iraqi dinars from the frozen funds belonging to Nineveh will be allocated for the implementation of the airport."

 

Representative Al-Abed Rabbo added that he and a group of representatives from the governorate are following up on the Mosul airport file, warning "of any procrastination or delay regarding the procedures for implementing this airport."

 

The representative from Nineveh also warned of "mass demonstrations that will be obligatory for the residents of Mosul in the event that there is a disagreement with what is expected, or the procedures for the reconstruction of Mosul Airport are hampered."

 

Al-Abed Rabbo indicated that "silence is no longer acceptable, and the airport must be present on the ground, and we will not accept as representatives of Nineveh otherwise, and the people of Nineveh will not accept anything other than this as well."

The organization (ISIS) had completely destroyed the infrastructure of Nineveh Governorate, including Mosul Airport, whose land is still barren and the reconstruction project has not seen the light of day, and herds of livestock and animals spread on its land, despite the assurances of the federal and local governments on its reconstruction.

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Shafaq News/ Nineveh Governorate revealed today, Sunday, that the date for starting the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the airport in the governorate will be on the discussion table between the governor and Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi, at the request of the latter.

 

The official spokesman for Nineveh Governorate and the deputy governor, Raad Al-Absi, told Shafaq News Agency, that Al-Kazemi requested the presence of Nineveh Governor Najm Al-Jubouri with the CEO of the Supreme Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul to the capital, Baghdad, in order to determine the date for the start of the reconstruction of Mosul Airport, to discuss it in the Council of Ministers, and to decide on the issue of airport reconstruction which has been long overdue and faced with many obstacles.

 

Earlier today, the representative of Nineveh Governorate, Muhammad Nuri Al-Abed Rabbo, revealed to Shafaq News Agency that the federal government will allocate more than 200 billion Iraqi dinars to the budget for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Mosul International Airport, and warned against the emergence of popular demonstrations in the governorate in the event of the project's reluctance or halt. .

 

And ISIS had completely destroyed the infrastructure of Nineveh Governorate, including Mosul Airport, whose land is still barren and the reconstruction project has not seen the light of day, and herds of livestock and animals are spread on its land, despite the assurances of the federal and local governments on its reconstruction.

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Politician Khaled al-Dabouni confirmed, on Tuesday, that the Mosul Reconstruction Committee is tainted by corruption and has not provided the required services to the citizen.

Al-Dabouni told the agency, "Information", that "most of what the committee headed by Abdul Qadir Dakhil has provided are small projects that do not correspond to the massive destruction in Nineveh Governorate, and the great shortage that the citizen needs, especially in the health field."

He added, "The Reconstruction Committee is a political front for the parties coming from Anbar that want to dominate the general situation in Nineveh, and our deputies have no role in stopping what is happening in the acquisitions of the looted money of Mosul."

Political figures and a number of activists accused the Mosul Reconstruction Committee headed by Abdul Qadir Dakhil of being one of the gates of corruption in the governorate, with political parties supporting it.

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Shafaq News / The Mosul Reconstruction Committee announced on Wednesday that 249 projects will be launched in Nineveh Governorate from its frozen funds in Baghdad, and while it indicated that 54 projects are ready to start in the first phase, it confirmed that three projects are the most important among them, most notably the airport.

 

The CEO of the Mosul Reconstruction Committee Abdul Qader Al-Dakhil told Shafaq News that "the number of projects from Mosul's funds frozen in Baghdad amounted to 249 projects, including 161 projects that have arrived in the province and are ready to be announced, while 54 projects have been announced in the first phase."

 

Al-Dakhil added that "there are three important projects, namely the airport project, the riverfront project of the old Mosul and its transformation into a corniche, and the project to construct 6 bridges inside Mosul."

 

Al-Dakhil pointed out that "the city will witness a major change during this year, and these funds frozen from the events of the occupation of Mosul will all be spent on the governorate's projects."

 

On March 29, 2022, Nineveh Governor Najm al-Jubouri announced the approval of Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi to rehabilitate Mosul Airport from the frozen funds allocations.

 

The Higher Committee for the Reconstruction of Mosul had announced, on July 1, 2021, that it had obtained approval for the construction of three new bridges on the left side of the city, and the resumption of work on others on the right side, work halted in 2014.

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