World Bank Discusses Support for Iraq's Electricity Sector

By John Lee.

The World Bank has discussed expanded cooperation with Iraq's Ministry of Electricity, with a focus on priority projects to develop the country's power infrastructure.

Osman Dione, World Bank Vice President for the Middle East and North Africa, met with Minister of Electricity Ali Saad Wahib at the ministry's headquarters on Wednesday. According to the ministry, discussions covered the status of World Bank-funded sector projects and priorities for the coming period, including addressing bottlenecks, developing infrastructure, and improving the efficiency of the electricity system.

The World Bank delegation expressed support for the ministry's strategic projects, particularly solar energy initiatives, citing their importance in diversifying energy sources and enhancing grid stability.

(Source: Ministry of Electricity)

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