Archive | Construction & Engineering In Iraq

Iraq Business News brings you the latest information on developments and opportunities in the construction & engineering industries in Iraq.

Siemens Wins $129m Contract To Supply Gas Turbines And Generators

Siemens will supply Khormala gas turbine power plant in northern Iraq with four SGT5-2000E gas turbines and four SGen5-100A generators along with the associated auxiliary and ancillary systems. The customer is the KAR Construction and Engineering Company Ltd., which is erecting the Khormala plant for the independent power producer KAR Group headquartered in the city […]

$400m Housing In Baghdad

More housing is to be built in Baghdad, as two deals for 2,000 homes apiece were signed for a total of USD365m. Kar Construction & Engineering will build 2,016 homes in the north of Baghdad over four years, after signing a contract for $185m, according to Shaker al-Zamili, president of the Baghdad Investment Committee announced today. […]

Belhasa Projects Wins New Contract in Iraq

Aquascapes, the swimming pools design and construction division of UAE based Belhasa Projects has won new projects in Iraq and Maldives. In Erbil, Iraq, the company has won contracts for landscape design for a luxurious villa and a hotel. According to Malay Shah, General Manager, Aquascapes: "We are excited to enter the landscape design market […]

14 Wells Drilled at Bazargan Oil Field

The Director General of Missan Oil Company has announced that 14 of the 20 oil wells at Bazargan [Bazirgan] oil field have been drilled. He said that Weatherford accomplished the drilling operation in record time, and they were working on three of the remaining six wells. The wells have provided production capacity of 6,900 bpd. […]

Baghdad: 1,250 Years and Counting

By John Lee. In July 762 AD, Caliph Abu Jaafar al-Mansur commissioned the building of a city on the River Tigris. Baghdad rapidly became a centre of learning and an economic and political powerhouse. Today, despite a population of over 7 million, the city's standing is greatly diminished; security continues to be a problem, and […]

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Inflation Running at 7% Year-on-Year

By John Lee. Inflation for July was up 7% year-0n-year, according to the Central Statistics Department of the Planning Ministry. Prices of some food and beverages, particularly fruits and vegetables, fell. Houses prices were up by 10% nationwide, with rents up 13%. In a separate report, 'core inflation', which strips out fuel prices, fell to […]

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Iraq to Offer Better Terms for Oil Contracts

By John Lee. Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister with responsibility for energy affairs, Hussein al-Shahristani (pictured), has reportedly said that Baghdad was considering offering foreign oil firms more lucrative contracts. According to a report from Aswat al-Iraq, he admitted that the recent fourth auction of exploration blocks had not been as successful as officials had hoped. […]