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Tishwash: Sudanese Advisor: Iraq is a strategic location in the region and the world
Advisor to the Prime Minister for Religious Affairs, Munir Al-Tarihi, confirmed today, Tuesday, that Iraq represents an important region and a strategic bridge in the region and the world.
Al-Tarihi said in an interview with the Maalouma Agency, “Inciting sectarianism and racism does not serve the country,” pointing out that “these moves are part of the West’s attempts to target Iraqi society.”
He added, “Iraq is considered an important region and a strategic bridge connecting the world, so these attempts exist,” noting that “the enemies’ plans to sow despair among the Iraqi people have failed, and the credit for this goes to the ability and steadfastness of the Iraqis.”
He continued, “The Iraqi people have proven to all countries of the world the extent of their ability not to be led by rumors and strife.” link
CandyKisses: Oil prices touch $84 in global markets
Economy News – Follow-up
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, after the Israeli occupation bombed the city of Rafah in Gaza, while negotiations on a ceasefire with Hamas continued without reaching an agreement.
Brent crude futures rose 23 cents, or 0.28%, to $83.56 a barrel, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained 24 cents, or 0.31%, to $78.72 a barrel
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CandyKisses: Sudanese Advisor: The oil sector is witnessing a rapid renaissance
Economy News – Baghdad
The financial advisor to Prime Minister Mazhar Mohammed Saleh explained on Tuesday the positive effects resulting from the export launch of natural gas derivatives, while the oil sector is witnessing a rapid development renaissance.
Saleh said, in a statement followed by “Economy News” that “models of economic progress depend on export resources in order to advance the reality of development,” noting that “work to diversify the economy is through the diversification of raw material products exported within high value-added chains that reflect positively on the current account of the balance of payments.”
He added that “the export launch of a specific type of natural gas derivatives and the development in this direction has two important effects, including the optimal exploitation of some aspects of natural gas resources, which have been wasted by burning, especially the gas associated with oil production, as well as gradual mitigation and compensation for the cost of gas currently imported for specific purposes and used as fuel to operate electric power plants, which depend on natural gas derivatives itself.”
He pointed out that “the oil sector today is witnessing an accelerated development renaissance, whether in diversifying products from crude oil or associated gas and natural gas, and generating high flexibility in the attribution of the country’s financial resources, whether towards replacing imports of oil and gas products or promoting exports from them according to the calculations of balance between costs and benefits from import and export activities for various types of oil and gas derivatives,” noting that it is “the optimal balance base that will be in the interest of the national economy, especially maximizing the country’s financial revenues.”
