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Iraq-Reconstruction/International Aid
FILE: Mosul, Iraq - July 11, 2017
1. Various of destroyed buildings
Iraq - Recent
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Rahim al-Shammari, member of House of Representatives for Nineveh province(starting from shot 1):
"There will be a conference in Kuwait to gather countries to support and fund Iraq's reconstruction. We hope that the countries involved in fighting IS, as well as other countries in the world, will participate in the conference and contribute to the reconstruction effort,"
FILE: Mosul, Iraq - July 19, 2017
3. Tents used for classrooms
4. Various of children having class inside tent
Iraq - Recent
5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Salah al-Jubouri, head of Alliance of Iraqi National Forces (starting from shot 4):
"There must be cooperation from all over the world to help the Iraqis to make up for the losses it incurred during the war, because Iraq has been fighting for the whole world. I hope countries that once fought IS can now play a role in Iraq's reconstruction and in compensating the Iraqis."
FILE: Kirkuk, Iraq - Oct 25, 2016
6. Traffic on road, damaged building
7. Car wreckage
8. Damaged building
9. Men clearing up road
10. Various of damaged buildings
11. Ruins
Iraq declared its loss in the battle against the Islamic State (IS) amounted to 100 billion U. S. dollars over the past three years, and called for international aids to help reconstruction after war.
As war against the extremists drawing to an end, the Iraqi government said many civilians and military had lost their lives to fight against the terrorists. Cities once under the control of the IS were depleted.
"There will be a conference in Kuwait to gather countries that will support Iraq’s reconstruction. We hope that will contribute to the reconstruction. We also hope that most countries in the world could participate in the conference," said Rahim al-Shammari, a member of the House of Representatives for Nineveh province.
Some countries have recently launched financial aids to Iraq, and Iraq hopes the coalition of fighting the IS will transform to one mechanism that helps social and economic reconstruction of Iraq post war.
"There must be cooperation from all over the world to help the Iraqis to make up for the losses, because Iraq today is fighting for the whole world. I hope countries once fought the IS could play a role in Iraq's reconstruction and in compensation for the Iraqis," said Salah al-Jubouri, head of the Alliance of Iraqi National Forces.
According to reports and experts, Iraq needs about 150 billion U. S. dollars for the reconstruction of areas liberated from the IS and the rest of the Iraqi cities that need strategic projects and basic services.
It is unlikely that Iraq will get sufficient aids to enable its reconstruction. The government might be open its door of foreign investments.
Iraq-Reconstruction/International Aid
Dateline : Recent/File
Location : Iraq
Duration : 2'01
FILE: Mosul, Iraq - July 11, 2017
1. Various of destroyed buildings
Iraq - Recent
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Rahim al-Shammari, member of House of Representatives for Nineveh province(starting from shot 1):
"There will be a conference in Kuwait to gather countries to support and fund Iraq's reconstruction. We hope that the countries involved in fighting IS, as well as other countries in the world, will participate in the conference and contribute to the reconstruction effort,"
FILE: Mosul, Iraq - July 19, 2017
3. Tents used for classrooms
4. Various of children having class inside tent
Iraq - Recent
5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Salah al-Jubouri, head of Alliance of Iraqi National Forces (starting from shot 4):
"There must be cooperation from all over the world to help the Iraqis to make up for the losses it incurred during the war, because Iraq has been fighting for the whole world. I hope countries that once fought IS can now play a role in Iraq's reconstruction and in compensating the Iraqis."
FILE: Kirkuk, Iraq - Oct 25, 2016
6. Traffic on road, damaged building
7. Car wreckage
8. Damaged building
9. Men clearing up road
10. Various of damaged buildings
11. Ruins
Iraq declared its loss in the battle against the Islamic State (IS) amounted to 100 billion U. S. dollars over the past three years, and called for international aids to help reconstruction after war.
As war against the extremists drawing to an end, the Iraqi government said many civilians and military had lost their lives to fight against the terrorists. Cities once under the control of the IS were depleted.
"There will be a conference in Kuwait to gather countries that will support Iraq’s reconstruction. We hope that will contribute to the reconstruction. We also hope that most countries in the world could participate in the conference," said Rahim al-Shammari, a member of the House of Representatives for Nineveh province.
Some countries have recently launched financial aids to Iraq, and Iraq hopes the coalition of fighting the IS will transform to one mechanism that helps social and economic reconstruction of Iraq post war.
"There must be cooperation from all over the world to help the Iraqis to make up for the losses, because Iraq today is fighting for the whole world. I hope countries once fought the IS could play a role in Iraq's reconstruction and in compensation for the Iraqis," said Salah al-Jubouri, head of the Alliance of Iraqi National Forces.
According to reports and experts, Iraq needs about 150 billion U. S. dollars for the reconstruction of areas liberated from the IS and the rest of the Iraqi cities that need strategic projects and basic services.
It is unlikely that Iraq will get sufficient aids to enable its reconstruction. The government might be open its door of foreign investments.
ID : 8066652
Published : 2017-11-19 14:17
Last Modified : 2017-11-21 10:58:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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