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PM Mohammed Al-Sudani Chairs Meeting on Electricity Sector Plans for Summer 2025

Baghdad, Iraq- Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani chaired a crucial meeting with the Electricity Sector Team to review and follow up on the measures for the Summer 2025 Plan. The discussions focused on essential topics, including billing procedures and the ongoing digital transformation of the sector’s branches. The meeting aimed to ensure the effective implementation of strategies to improve electricity services and address upcoming challenges in the coming year.

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