ئاوي عيراق Iraq's Watersمياه العراق: High Level International Roundtable of Parliamentarians and Policy Makers for Water in The Middle East

Thursday, 20 December 2012

High Level International Roundtable of Parliamentarians and Policy Makers for Water in The Middle East

طاوله مستديره غير رسميه عقد في مجلس اللوردات البريطاني حول المياه في الشرق الاوسط يوم 30.11.2012
يظهر في الصوره اللورد الديردايس, الامير حسن بن طلال,بختيار امين,يشار ياكيس وزير الخرجيه التركي السابق, البارونه نورثاوفر
ناطقه باسم الحكومه للتعاون الخارجي واللورد واللس ناطق الرسمي الحكومي للسوون الخارجيه ,الدكتور سنديب ويسلكار رئيس
مجموعة الابعاد الاستراجيه الدوليه

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Why the blog?لماذا الموقع

Iraq is facing an ever increasing shortage in water. As the country's population increases so does the demand for water but the country's ancient water sources have drastically diminished as a result of activities across its borders. Iraq depends on the water of its rivers for both agricultural purposes and domestic supplies but the water levels of all its rivers have been drastically reduced as a result of its neighbours Turkey, Syria and Iran constructing dams and using more and more water for their use. The Tigris and Euphrates are diminishing while some small rivers are now dry riverbeds. Little positive action is being undertaken by those in authority while our neighbours's fields flourish with the food that they will then sell to us making billions of dollars profit.

This aim of this site, Iraq's Water, is to highlight the problem and contributions to it in Arabic, Kurdish or English are most welcome and can be emailed(Cut & paste the address)) to iraqwater@mail.com
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