Clearing Iraq’s oil sector is a priority in the ministry of environment’s strategic plan – to be released Wednesday – to rid the country of 25 million landmines planted during the wars with Iran and after the invasion of Kuwait.
The mines and other hazards from past wars not only – and most importantly – are a deadly headache for average Iraqis and those looking to develop the land, but must be removed for investors to sink billions into Iraqi oil fields.
According to the ministry’s da…
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