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The deal, which was signed by Iraqi Electricity Minister Raad Shalal in Baghdad Wednesday, would include installing 25 power plants in various parts of Iraq with total production of 2,500 megawatts, Mr. Mudaris said.
Korean Firms Win $3.13 Billion Deal to Build Iraq Power Plants Hassan Hafidh 2011
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Shalal is a member of the Sunni-backed Iraqiya party, a key faction in Maliki's Shi'ite-led coalition government.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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Shalal is a member of the Sunni-backed Iraqiya party, a key faction in Maliki's Shi'ite-led coalition government.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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We can also be encouraged by the recent appointment of Raad Shalal to the post of electricity minister.
Power to Iraqis Hamish H. McNinch 2011
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The officials also said Iraq's parliament must approve Prime Minister Maliki's order for Shalal to step down.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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The officials also said Iraq's parliament must approve Prime Minister Maliki's order for Shalal to step down.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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The officials said Sunday that Electricity Minister Raad Shalal approved contracts worth $1.7 billion for Canadian company Capgent and German company MBH despite the two firms failing to meet Iraqi standards for power suppliers.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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The officials said Sunday that Electricity Minister Raad Shalal approved contracts worth $1.7 billion for Canadian company Capgent and German company MBH despite the two firms failing to meet Iraqi standards for power suppliers.
Iraqi PM Orders Electricity Minister to Quit Over Power Contracts 2011
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And though he lacks the political experience of his predecessor, Mr. Shalal has Mr. Shahristani to provide top cover, as well as the will of the entire government to succeed.
Power to Iraqis Hamish H. McNinch 2011
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