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    The document provides updates on developments in Iraq for the week of January 30, 2006. It discusses the transfer of security responsibilities in the Green Zone to Iraqi forces, progress in training Iraqi security forces, debt relief agreements signed with Netherlands and UK, Germany's pledge to contribute to reconstruction, and improvements to electricity output, healthcare facilities, education programs, and teacher training in Iraq.

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    The document provides updates on developments in Iraq for the week of January 30, 2006. It discusses the transfer of security responsibilities in the Green Zone to Iraqi forces, progress in training Iraqi security forces, debt relief agreements signed with Netherlands and UK, Germany's pledge to contribute to reconstruction, and improvements to electricity output, healthcare facilities, education programs, and teacher training in Iraq.

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    Republican National Committee Release - 02 02 2006 IraqFacts

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    NEWS FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 30, 2006

    U.S. Forces Turned Over Portions Of Security In The “In 2005, NATO’s Training Mission In Iraq Trained 1,000 Mid
    Green Zone To Iraqi Security Forces. (Jonathan Finer, “Iraqis - And Senior - Level Officers In [The] Country, And Close
    Handed Partial Security Control Of Green Zone,” The Washington Post, To 500 In NATO Facilities In Europe.” (State Department Website,
    2/1/06) www.state.gov, Accessed 2/1/06)

    • “By Giving The Iraqis The [Forward Operating] “The Government Of Iraq Announced On January 23rd That
    Base [Honor] … Americans Took A Step It Had Signed A Bilateral Agreement With The Netherlands
    Toward Handing Over Much Of Central Canceling $256 Million Of Debt Owed By Iraq.” (House Armed
    Baghdad …” (Jonathan Finer, “Iraqis Handed Partial Services Committee, “Progress In Iraq Update,” Press Release, 1/31/06)
    Security Control Of Green Zone,” The Washington Post,
    2/1/06) • “The United Kingdom Signed A Similar Bilateral
    Agreement Last Week.” (House Armed Services
    Currently, There Are Over 227,000 Trained And Committee, “Progress In Iraq Update,” Press Release, 1/31/06)
    Equipped Iraqi Security Forces. (State Department Website,
    www.state.gov, Accessed 1/31/06) “Germany Recently Announced It Will Join The
    International Reconstruction Fund For Iraq And Will
    • “[This] Is An Increase Of 100,000 Compared To Contribute $10 Million …” (House Armed Services Committee,
    A Year Ago.” (House Armed Services Committee, “Progress In Iraq Update,” Press Release, 1/31/06)
    “Progress In Iraq Update,” Press Release, 1/31/06)

    “Nationwide Electricity Output For The Month Of January Is On “Over 14,000 Students Have Enrolled In The 2005/06
    Average 13 Percent Higher Than It Was A Year Ago.” (House Accelerated Learning Program (ALP).” (State Department
    Armed Services Committee, Progress In Iraq Update, Press Release, 1/31/06) Website, www.state.gov, Accessed 2/1/06)

    “Work Is Underway To Renovate Alwaiya Children’s Hospital • “A Total Of 148 Schools Have Opened ALP
    Which Sees 300 Patients Daily. The $2.9 Million Project Is Classes Throughout The Southern And Central
    Upgrading And Modernizing The 217 Bed Facility.” (House Armed Provinces.” (State Department Website, www.state.gov,
    Services Committee, “Progress In Iraq Update,” Press Release, 1/31/06) Accessed 2/1/06)

    “Four Of The Completed Five USG-Funded Primary Healthcare • “Printing Of The 52 Arabic Titles Of ALP
    Centers (PHCs) Have Been Handed Over To The Ministry Of Textbooks Has Been Completed; Kurdish
    Health, While The Fifth Is Expected To Be Transferred Next Versions Are Being Printed …” (State Department
    Week.” (State Department Website, www.state.gov, Accessed 2/1/06) Website, www.state.gov, Accessed 2/1/06)

    • “Once Open For Patient Care, These PHCs Will “Over 300 Teachers Will Receive Instruction In Modern
    Improve Health Care Access For Approximately Teaching Methods [From USAID].” (State Department
    Website, www.state.gov, Accessed 2/1/06)
    100,000 People …” (State Department Website, www.state.gov,
    Accessed 2/1/06)

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