Hungary is flirting with Iraq with advanced technology in energy and betraying it in its favor

Time: 05/10/2021 17:14:17
 
{Economic: Al Furat News} The Minister of Electricity, Majid Mahdi Al-Emara, discussed with the Hungarian ambassador to Iraq Atila Tarr, Monday, issues of interest to the two countries in the field of energy.

According to the ministry's statement, the Euphrates News received a copy of it, "Hungary's continuous efforts to strengthen the bonds of friendship between the Hungarian and Iraqi peoples, which were demonstrated by donating gifts to the Iraqi people as an expression of the depth of the deep historical ties that bind them."

He added, "Hungary has a desire to work on old and new projects to generate electric power in Iraq, and we have advanced technology that we put in the hands of the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity and we want to overcome it for the benefit of Iraq and we have the ability to build stations," reviewing this through "similar projects implemented by it in many Countries of the world".

For his part, the Minister of Oil commended the serious initiatives presented by Hungary to strengthen development cooperation between the two friendly countries, explaining that "the ministry needs to invest gas in Iraq to meet the needs of the stations, and we are on the verge of rehabilitating the oil fields in addition to the exploitation of solar energy as a basic tributary of the system, with the activation of Smart Meter Projects. "

He indicated, "We have plans to establish various projects in the field of electric energy," calling on all companies wishing to "work on our lands by entering into the tenders that we announce through the World Bank to establish large energy projects as they open new horizons for the optimal investment of the resources and capabilities available to all parties." .

The Minister of Oil concluded the meeting, expressing his thanks to the government and people of Hungary for this step and for all the initiatives that would chart a better future for the peoples in light of the current conditions that the world is going through that need creative and creative communication, especially in the field of optimal investment in energy technologies.

Wafa Al-Fatlawi

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