Guest For  WEDNESDAY JANUARY 14, 2009

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                                                   GUEST:

                                (Originally aired July 1990)

                DR. ABDUL AMIR AL-ANBARI Ph.D

 

       Ambassador of Iraq to the United Nations

                                 (A the time of recording July 1990)   

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The program can be viewed in its entirety by clicking the you tube link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccBnUA9_DPc - H. E. DR. ABDUL AMIR Al-ANBARI Ph.D

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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------More about: H. E.  Dr Abdul Amir Al-Anbari Ph.D

H. E.  Dr Abdul Amir Al-Anbari Ph.D - July 1990 Air date Sanctions and reparations and their impact on Iraqs recovery Ambassador Dr. Abdul Amir Al Anbari (Permanent Delegate UNESCO) & International Legal Consultant, France The Impact of the United Nations Sanctions on the Iraqi Oil Industry was discussed by Dr. Abdul Amir Al Anbari, International Legal Consultant & Former Ambassador of Iraq to the United Nations and Unesco. Sanctions have damaged the Iraqi oil industry causing a lack of communications facilities, electrical power, purified water, sewage systems and even lack of medicine. It is estimated that expenditure US$12 billion is now necessary for Iraq to reach an oil production level of 3mb/d. - July 1990 Air date Sanctions and reparations and their impact on Iraqs recovery Ambassador Dr. Abdul Amir Al Anbari (Permanent Delegate UNESCO) & International Legal Consultant, France The Impact of the United Nations Sanctions on the Iraqi Oil Industry was discussed by Dr. Abdul Amir Al Anbari, International Legal Consultant & Former Ambassador of Iraq to the United Nations and Unesco. Sanctions have damaged the Iraqi oil industry causing a lack of communications facilities, electrical power, purified water, sewage systems and even lack of medicine. It is estimated that expenditure US$12 billion is now necessary for Iraq to reach an oil production level of 3mb/d.                                    

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                            Wednesday  January 14, 2008

Individual programs can be viewed each week day

                    10:30 - 11:30 AM  / (NYC Time)

                 Channel 34 of the Time/Warner & Channel 82 of the RCN 
                       Cable Television Systems in Manhattan, New York.

The Program can now be viewed on the internet at time of cable casting at

                                              www.mnn.org

                  NOTE: You must adjust viewing to reflect NYC time

                                    & click on channel 34 at site

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