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Electricity Minister to address outages in Parliament
The article discusses the upcoming hosting of Iraqi Minister of Electricity, Ali Saadi Haib, before the Energy and Electricity Committee in Parliament next Thursday evening to address the country's electricity crisis. The main points of discussion include the weak power supply, which does not exceed 8 hours per day, and a significant gap between the actual demand of 62,000 megawatts and current production of 22,000 megawatts. Additionally, issues of corruption, electricity contracts, and violations in supplying provinces such as Dhi Qar—where the allocated electricity reaches only 547 megawatts out of the 800 megawatts designated—will be examined. The committee also assured that questions will be raised regarding the measures the ministry plans to take to resolve the crisis, amid widespread parliamentary calls to understand the reasons behind the deteriorating situation and the absence of effective solutions.
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