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Risks in Iraq: Perception and Real

By on 13th August 2011 in Investment, Keyzom Ngodup, Leisure and Tourism in Iraq, Security

By T. Keyzom Ngodup, co-founder and Executive Director at Ideas sYnergy, an Iraq based private sector development consulting company.

 

IRAQ INSIGHTS, published by Ideas sYnergy aims to consolidate and build intellectual capital on private sector development, empowering stakeholders to address issues of access and structural reforms on a diverse range of topics impacting inclusive economic development.

IRAQ INSIGHTS                 August 2011, Risks: Perception & Real

  • Translating Risks to Bigger Risks
  • Beyond Oil & Gas Investments: Who is Investing in Iraqi Banks and Mobile Network Operators?
  • Business and Religious Tourism in Iraq: Window of Opportunity Closing for Hoteliers?
  • Iraqi Stock Exchange: A Macro Bet Strategy

Iraq Insights by Ideas sYnergy_Aug 2011 Issue 3 (download Iraq Insights August Issue)

 

T. Keyzom Ngodup is co-founder and Executive Director at Ideas sYnergy, an Iraq based development consulting company committed to economic and social development through market-based solutions that help build and scale innovative businesses for sustainable and inclusive private sector development.

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3 Responses to Risks in Iraq: Perception and Real

  1. Larry Lee 17th August 2011 at 18:33 #

    Aloha from Hawaii,
    What is your feeling about the possible revaluation of your Iraqi Dinar this year. I hear so much about this, but I do beleive your country is positioned to become a great nation again. Your thoughts are appreciated.

    Larry J Lee

  2. Grandpa USA 18th August 2011 at 04:55 #

    A:I believe the Dinar will RV for many reasons. The World is Watching and other countries are close to 3.00 to our USD 1.00 in comparison. There has to be a playing field that most will abide by. The Dinar will RV and at various rates till the dust settles.

    B: Iraq seems closer to being "americanized" (in a good and not greedy way). More Opportunity's for "Positive Growth" are In The Works.

    C: Most things Broken -can be Fixed. Other things Broken must be Replaced. These two things are what will make for JOBS, Fair Wages, and Business Opportunities, not to mention FOOD, Shelter, Clothing Transportation and Clean WATER.

    D: Let's Not Forget that GOD (The Real One) highly Favors IRAQ and other areas around the World.. and HE Claims Its All HIS, which I BELIEVE IT IS.. "ALL" and "Everything In IT"..

  3. BILL 5th September 2011 at 03:09 #

    Hi,

    Keyzom Ngodup, is she married?