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| Muslim MEP: listen to the views of the Global South |
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| Written by Claire Tully | |
| Wednesday, 03 May 2006 | |
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He was particularly critical of those who have opposed much needed private sector investment in developing country water systems, saying that people he had spoken to in developing countries were fed up with state mismanagement which often mean they had to spend many times the price they now had to thanks to the private sector. His experiences concurs with the view of the Globalisation Institute recent report on private sector investment in developing countries, Water for Life. |