INA - BAGHDAD
Prime Minister Muhammed S. Al-Sudani attended on Monday a workshop organized by Bahr Al-’Ulum Center and Al-Alamein Institute, addressing marshlands, water challenges, and climate change affecting the region.
This workshop, the third on the marshlands, focused on Al Hawizeh Marsh and the best approach to jointly manage it with Iran, represented at the workshop by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohammad Hassan Sheikholeslami, according to a statement by the PM Media Office - received by the Iraqi News Agency - INA.
In his speech, the Prime Minister highlighted the government’s efforts to reassess the environmental status of the marshlands, initiate programs to mitigate climate impacts and engage both domestically and internationally to support this cause.
"These efforts aim to ensure the continued water supply to the marshlands, counter the effects of drought, support local residents, provide essential resources for their livelihoods, and preserve the unique biodiversity of this ecosystem," included the statement.
The statement included the following key points from the Prime Minister’s Speech at the Session:
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