Social Pulse ... a dangerous Saudi project in the Badia of Iraq

The fact that Nuri al-Maliki opposes it lets me know its a good thing for the Iraqi people. 



The Iraqi forces have warned of the project that gives Saudi Arabia 150,000 dunams in the desert of Iraq and carries it with repercussions on the country due to previous Saudi policies hostile to Iraq and its people, and they assert that the project contains very serious security threats by a regime that has many precedents in harming the security and stability of Iraq, calling on all elites The academy, clan elders, students, and political forces to reject this project which he described as malicious.

The Iraqi "State of Law" coalition called for stopping the project of granting Saudi Arabia lands for investment in the desert of Iraq, and considered it a step towards "new colonialism under the title of investment." The coalition, led by former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said in a statement: "The official authorities must stop the project of granting Saudi lands to invest in the Badia of Iraq (Karbala, Najaf Al-Muthanna)," considering that this step has "serious repercussions on the security and sovereignty of the country." , As well as that it contributes to damaging Iraq's strategic reserve of groundwater.

The statement added that "the (State of Law) coalition considers this decision to raise many doubts and questions about the objectives of its issuance at this time, especially since this project was proposed more than once during the time of previous governments, and it rejected water and security strategic considerations, and because it carries with it a lot. From overriding the rights of Iraqis, "describing this project as a step towards" a new colonialism under the rubric of investment. "

The coalition stressed the need to "stop the project license, which gives Saudi Arabia 150,000 dunams in the desert of Iraq," calling on the original Iraqi tribes and all national forces to "reject the project and stop it."

In turn, the head of the Asaib Ahl al-Haq Movement, Qais Khazali, considered that the project of granting lands to Saudi Arabia is very serious security threats by a regime that has many precedents in harming the security and stability of Iraq, calling on all academic elites, tribal sheikhs, students and political forces to reject this project, which he described as malicious. .

Khazali added that this project coincides with the normalization project with the eternal enemy of Iraq, "Israel", which is actually led and supported by the Saudi regime, in addition to the economic damage that will occur to Iraq's strategic reserve of groundwater that these lands contain due to the quality of the crops that are intended to exploit Iraq's water from After that, Khazali called on all academic elites, tribal sheikhs, students and political forces to reject this project, which he described as malicious.

Accordingly, the Iraqis launched the hashtag “# Saudi_investment_vandalism ”, warning of the seriousness of the scheme that Saudi Arabia is seeking under the cover of investments in Iraqi lands and the very serious security threats that the project carries by a regime with many precedents in harming Iraq's security and stability, calling on all academic elites, tribal sheikhs, students and forces The political to reject this project, which they called malicious.

"Muhammad Ali" tweeted on his own account, saying, "The owners of expansion projects that are based on the doctrinal dimension and whose goal is to cancel the other with which it disagrees is seeking, according to the stage, to export its project as is the case with (D1 Ash), which the men of God have failed. Now it seeks to spread its project through investment and control over Lands within the Shiite depth. # Saudi investment_ sabotage.


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