Saad: energy parliamentary committee discussed the draft legal atomic energy and oil investments

[ltr] Baghdad / Baghdadi news / .. Committee discussed the parliamentary oil and energy, on Monday, a number of important laws and projects pertaining to the life of the community is the most important draft Iraqi Atomic Energy legal and investment liquidation of crude oil.


Said committee member Rep. Susan Saad in a press statement received / Baghdadi News / copy of it, that "the Committee meeting today yielded its intention to pay a number of laws to the House of Representatives for the purpose of reading them, and discuss the reality of electricity in light of the promises of the ministry, which did not نلمسها on the ground."


She explained that "the meeting included several axes, the most important reading of the draft law the national oil company a second reading, and it's connection with the work of a final report in this regard and prepare it for the second reading in the House of Representatives," noting that "the Committee also discussed the draft law IAEC and reached the necessity Hosting Experts in the field of atomic energy to discern the extent of the possibility of the application of this law on the ground, and the views of experts and benefit from their observations if they have notes for the purpose of inclusion in this law. "


It showed "The Committee also discussed the second amendment to the Investment Law liquidation of crude oil, and decided to pay the bill for first reading in the House of Representatives, especially after it emerged that the first amendment to the law to ايلبي ​​ambitious investor, which explains the lack of the advent of state investment company to invest in crude oil refining after Two years after the First Amendment. "


She bloc member virtue that "the second amendment to the bill that private investment liquidation of crude oil is designed to attract investors and encourage investment in this vital sector, especially since Iraq currently imports huge quantities of fuel up to billions of dollars without being moving the wheel of investment in this aspect It is important, "indicating that" the existing Iraqi refineries have been established since the seventies of the last century is not set up any other refinery since then. "


It said Saad that "Due to increasing demand for fuel and what ails stations mainly from the lack of it with the presence of plants under construction will need to fuel in larger quantities in the next phase, due to the need of the industrial sector of fuel and enormous demand for benzene, was a second amendment to the development of solutions to address this View drastically. "


With regard to electricity Saad showed that "electricity issue was discussed and reassuring statements by the ministry that there will be an integrated electricity system in the end." 



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