Iraq participates in the first water mechanism in the Middle East

by **claud39** on Tue Nov 20, 2018 8:47 am

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[size=36]Iraq participates in the first water mechanism in the Middle East[/size]

20/11/2018

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warned President of the Foresight Global Alastraetj Water Group "Blue Peace" Sandeep and Acelikar, that the final phase of the conflict in Syria will be on the Euphrates River control, stressing that water resources are more important in military accounts than we realize, while pointing out that Iraq will participate in The first regional mechanism in the modern history of the Middle East in the field of water within the collective leadership includes Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and Iran.
"The final stage of the conflict in Syria will be about the control of the Euphrates," Wasslikar said in a lecture given in the Swedish capital of Stockholm. "Rivers, lakes and aquifers do not take priority in the daily news. Missiles, bomb explosions, terrorist attacks, refugees and negotiations. "
In the 1980s, Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal offered to build peace pipelines to transport the waters of the Sihan and Jihan rivers in Turkey to Syria and the Gulf States. Arab governments rejected the offer, and a decade ago, he said, "water resources are more important in military calculations. Turkey and the Israeli entity negotiated the export of Turkish water from the Turkish port of Manavgat, and the latter canceled the agreement, "noting that" the Middle East is being destroyed by competition between armed groups and terrorist organizations that impose competition between states and superpowers. "
"Death is beyond human imagination, rape is beyond human shame, torture by terrorist groups and agents of mysterious countries has reached inhumane levels," he said. "It will not be possible to break the cycle of violence unless the region understands the strategic value of water."
"The Thirty Years War in Europe in the seventeenth century ended in 1648 with an agreement on rivers in Europe, and the end of World War II in the 20th century was immediately followed by agreements to establish a coal and steel community and a common harness of the Rhine,
" he said. Of the people of the Middle East to think beyond the cease-fire and political deals and to consider the possibility of war in the future, "noting that" the use of water as a tool for peace is necessary "
He continued," The group of strategic foresight promoted Blue Peace with the support of the Swiss and Swedish governments, Now redirected Through a collective leadership from Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and Iran coordinated by the Turkish Water Institute in Istanbul, pointing out that it will "be the first regional mechanism for cooperation in the field of water in the modern history of the Middle East."
"The political leaders and military planners of the region will realize that water can provide stability, peace and hope," Waselikar said.