Iraqi deputy calls for Abdul Mahdi to stop "corruption deal" in the Ministry of Electricity more than one billion dollars

by **RamblerNash** Sun Jun 30, 2019 11:52 pm

Iraqi deputy calls for Abdul Mahdi to stop "corruption deal" in the Ministry of Electricity more than one billion dollars

30/06/2019 - 16:52

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi parliamentarian Alia Nassif called on Sunday to stop Makkal's transfer as a "corruption deal" at the Ministry of Electricity with more than $ 1 billion and a $ 40 million contribution to the corrupt.

"There is a new theft by referring the North Thermal Station project to a Chinese company without competition and no invitation based on a previous invalidation of a previous budget, at a high price compared to today's prices ($ 300 million) and a commission," Nassif said in a statement received by Basnews. 40 million dollars. "

Indicating that "the commission includes the share (AK) and share (p.), Which stopped a document approved by the Minister and then referred to the law in order to gain time to bargain and set conditions, so that (Y, Kh) Because he signed the minutes before agreeing on the ratio, which led him to reconsider the ratification. "

"There is a share of the commission for Mr. MH, QR, RO and LL, I), and the Minister will follow this contract in the next session of contracts after all agreed on the ratios above.

Naseef, a deputy of the coalition of state law, said that "any tender or invitation may not be transferred to the next year or next because each budget has its own controls, on the other hand, the prices today are different from the prices of 2012, so this transaction is illegal and will be passed By the people who seized commissions. "

She called on Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi to intervene immediately and stop this "theft" and prevent corrupt from turning the electricity contracts to "a focal point of corruption to the neighboring countries and unprecedented in any previous session and government," concluded by saying, "note that all the people we have noted them We have their names and they will be referred to the Integrity Commission. "

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