It is a remarkable gain by which we can really applaud the Iraqi Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani and his Ministry's staff. It is the absence of petrol queues nationwide.
The Times' Dathar al-Khashab who heads the State-run Midland Refineries.
I remember when I first saw him when he was running Baghdad's Dora refinery in early 2000s.
Unlike most Iraqi officials who kept themselves inside elegant western suits and never leave their air-conditioned offices, al-Khashab was always in his blue engineering coveralls moving from place to another in the sites with other workers.
And he is still in his uniform even after he has been promoted to be the Head of the Oil Ministry's Midland Refineries.
"I am very optimistic,” al-Khashab told The Times. “I believe in the Iraqi capabilities. We do know we can do it, provided we get the right help from the right people,” he added.
Iraq's oil industry is in dire need for such persons who care only about their work and most important they know what they are doing.
In another word, the right man in the right place.
kassakhoon@gmail.com
The Times' Dathar al-Khashab who heads the State-run Midland Refineries.
I remember when I first saw him when he was running Baghdad's Dora refinery in early 2000s.
Unlike most Iraqi officials who kept themselves inside elegant western suits and never leave their air-conditioned offices, al-Khashab was always in his blue engineering coveralls moving from place to another in the sites with other workers.
And he is still in his uniform even after he has been promoted to be the Head of the Oil Ministry's Midland Refineries.
"I am very optimistic,” al-Khashab told The Times. “I believe in the Iraqi capabilities. We do know we can do it, provided we get the right help from the right people,” he added.
Iraq's oil industry is in dire need for such persons who care only about their work and most important they know what they are doing.
In another word, the right man in the right place.
kassakhoon@gmail.com
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