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Doha power station in Kuwait. GCC countries could soon be supplying electricity to Iraq. Gustavo Ferrari / The National
Doha power station in Kuwait. GCC countries could soon be supplying electricity to Iraq. Gustavo Ferrari / The National
A power grid for the Middle East: what is the GCCIA and can it benefit Iraq?
Since 2012, all GCC members have been connected by cross-border power lines — Iraq could be the next country to benefit