Salahuddin – WAA – Falih Al-Abidi
Salah al-Din Governorate announced today, Friday, the preparation of a document to establish peace in the governorate in preparation for the return of all displaced persons, while it indicated the preparation of a new 100-day service plan after completing the previous 100 days.
Salahuddin Deputy Governor Mufid Munim Al-Baldawi told the (INA), “We visited Bani Tamim district to open a health center and a school as part of the stability support, as well as to open a school in the village of Al-Bufdous. After that, we headed to the Sayed Gharib area, which is witnessing the return of the displaced after the Prime Minister’s directives to close the camps on July 30, where the atmosphere was prepared for the return of the displaced.”
Al-Baldawi added, “There were tribal problems, as some parties met at the headquarters of the 32nd Brigade, which holds the land, and there were several demands and requests submitted by the displaced regarding water, electricity, health centers, and building schools.”
He pointed out that “the governor of Salah al-Din instructed the Director General of Salah al-Din Health to provide support for health centers, and instructed the Director of the Electricity Distribution Directorate in the south of Salah al-Din Governorate, Hassan al-Muthanna, to provide transformers, electricity poles, lighting and wires in order to support and strengthen the displaced in the Sayed Gharib area, while he instructed that there be two schools within the Stability Support Fund and they will be completed in the coming months as part of the Stability Support Plan.”
He continued: “After that, the governor ordered the resolution of the dispute regarding the existence of an agreement between the tribesmen, and the parties were summoned to the governorate office in the presence of the intelligence officer of the Popular Mobilization Forces, and the two parties were heard in the presence of the representative of the Salah al-Din Agriculture Directorate, Natiq al-Samarra’i, as well as the legal representative, Amer Mutlaq, and the official of the Legal Division Department in the governorate, and the member of the governorate council, Atef al-Najjar, where the dispute was resolved and a document was prepared and signed by all parties in order to establish peace in Salah al-Din Governorate.”
He stressed “the governor of Salah al-Din’s keenness to ensure security and tribal stability through building infrastructure and supporting all projects within the investment plan, the reconstruction fund and stability support, as well as the plans that the governorate is embarking on in order to change the service situation, and there are reconstruction touches specific to the governorate.”
He added, “We are serious about what we have provided during the 100 days to rebuild the governorate. The governor met with the directors of the departments in the governorate and a second plan was developed for the next 100 days, after discussing the achievements, failures, and observations and evaluating what was achieved during the 100 days.”
He pointed out that “there are successful field visits by the governor of Salah al-Din, including the south, center and north of the governorate. Yesterday, there was a visit by the technical representative of the Ministry of Construction and Housing, Jaber al-Hassani, and there was an inspection visit to the Baiji refinery, where we talked and discussed the possibility of implementing projects related to the engineering effort that includes slums and agricultural areas.”
He stressed that “Salah al-Din is experiencing a qualitative leap in following up on stalled, delayed, ongoing projects and proposals, and there is a vision from the governor of Salah al-Din because he has very extensive work experience, as he ordered the following up on expected projects, withdrawing delayed projects and disbursing all advances that concern contractors, especially those who are eligible and whose completion rate exceeds 20%.”