Archive | Construction & Engineering In Iraq

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

Ex-USACE Workers Charged with Iraqi Corruption

Bloomberg reports that three former employees of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) have been charged along with two other men with participating in a bribery and kickback scheme involving more than $50 million in Iraqi contracts. The indictment unsealed on Thursday in federal court in Newark, New Jersey, [U.S. v. Markus, 11-cr-366, U.S. […]

New Water Project Opened in Baghdad

Baghdad Governorate inaugurated a new water project on Thursday, reports Aswat al-Iraq. The Zuhoor water project in the Husainiyah area of Baghdad, has a production capacity of 800,000 cubic meters per hour, and a cost of 5 billion Iraqi dinars [4 million dollars], according to a statement issued by the Governor's office. The project will […]

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UN's Ad Melkert on World Population Day

Speech by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Ad Melkert, on the World Population Day. Today is a welcome occasion to highlight the new stage that Iraq has embarked upon after so many years of suffering and devastation. It is the stage of substituting the confrontation of the past for cooperation towards a […]

Turkey's Enka Wins $60m Majnoon Deal

Iraq and partners Shell and Petronas awarded a contract worth more than $60 million [72 billion Iraqi dinars] to Turkish firm Enka to install and operate two production facilities at the Majnoon oilfield, according to a report from Reuters. The construction and energy company will also install two crude storage tanks and four pumping units […]

$850m Housing Projects for Karbala

The Karbala Investment Commission laid the cornerstone for four housing developments valued at a total of $850 million [1 trillion Iraqi dinars], and consisting of about 11.000 housing units, Media Director Raed al-Asali told Aswat al-Iraq: The first project will be carried out by a Chinese company to erect 1,300 housing units in Hur area, […]

Iraqi Conference Promotes Iranian Investment

Iraq's National Investment Commission (NIC) presented investment opportunities in 16 key economic sectors to a formal gathering of around 170 Iranian firms and businessmen on Wednesday in Baghdad. The sectors proposed include Iraq’s infrastructure, industry, agriculture, communications and transportation. Sami al-Araji (pictured), head of the NIC, told reporters at a press conference in the Baghdad […]

Iraqi Economy Suffers from Lack of Trained Managers

The Iraqi economy is suffering due to a lack of properly trained managers, an Iraqi business leader said on Monday. The head of the Iraqi businessmen federation in Basra, Sabih Habib al-Hashemi, told AKnews that the management situation means that Iraq's resources are not being properly exploited. "Most of the economic issues in the country […]

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