Jordan gets 50 million dollars in compensation for environmental damage by the Gulf War

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Jordan gets 50 million dollars in compensation for
environmental damage by the Gulf War

Agencies: Jordan was
able to obtain $ 50 million dollars in compensation for environmental damage
resulting from Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, which is the remainder of the payment
of compensation approved by the Governing Council of the Security Council of
the Gulf War reparations.

Was transferred to the account of the amount of compensation
in the central bank. The agency said that the Jordanian news agency Khabar
quoted Jordan's
acquisition of the momentum after the continuous efforts made by the Government
during the last period with the Governing Council and the Compensation
Commission to the United Nations. The result of these efforts and collect the
amount transferred to the account of damages in the central bank and thus the
total amount of existing the account with the Central Bank of $ 107 million.
The agency said
Jordanian to Jordan's share of the program of environmental awards were up to $
160 million, the highest compared to countries in the region for which he has
access to compensation.

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Compensates the Iraqis? .. Jordan Receives $ 50 Million in Compensation
for Environmental Damage Due to the Invasion of Kuwait

2009-11-07 11:29:07

BAGHDAD (Iba) / follow-up / .. With
Iraq's efforts to emerge from Chapter VII of the Charter of the United
Nations and the quest to reduce or cancel the debt owed it by the
policies of the former regime, the United Nations continue the
distribution of awards to countries that claim to be affected by the
Gulf War of imports of Iraqi oil.

After
Kuwait, Jordan was able to obtain $ 50 million dollars in compensation
for environmental damage resulting from the invasion of Kuwait, noting
that it the rest of the payment of compensation approved by the
Governing Council of the Security Council of the Gulf War reparations
were transferred to the account of the amount of compensation in the
central bank.

The agency said
that the Jordanian news agency Khabar quoted Jordan's acquisition of
the momentum after the continuous efforts made by the Government during
the last period with the Governing Council and the Compensation
Commission to the United Nations.

She said
the Prime Minister Nader Dhahabi meeting with the Executive Secretary
of the Compensation Commission to the United Nations Mojtaba Kazazi,
also met Minister of Environment Khalid Irani in Geneva with members of
the Governing Council and the Executive Secretary to transfer the
remaining amount of damages.

These efforts
have resulted from the collection of the amount and convert it to the
account of damages in the central bank and thus the total amount in the
account at the Central Bank $ 107 million.

The agency
said Jordanian to Jordan's share of the program of environmental awards
were up to $ 160 million, the highest compared to countries in the
region for which he has access to compensation. Iraq has provided
Jordan with crude oil at preferential prices, according to the 2006
deal to $ 18 less than international prices when the price of a barrel
of oil around $ 75.

The UN Security Council of the United
Nations is Iraq after the Gulf War in 1991 to pay compensation to the
countries which suffered from the occupation of neighboring Kuwait in
1990 to 1991. Baghdad must allocate 5% of its oil revenues to pay compensation which goes mostly to Kuwait.

Iraq has said that he is still owed $ 25.5 billion dollars in compensation, including 24 billion dollars to Kuwait alone.

Iraq
wants to abolish the Security Council the obligation to pay
compensation to Kuwait, saying that compensation is an unfair burden or
reduce the proportion of compensation to provide more funds for
reconstruction projects and development. And demanded the cancellation
of Security Council resolutions that require him to pay compensation
under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations. (End) / g / ..

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