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Iraq To Stop Being World's Garbage Dump

The three-day Conference on the Economic Future of Iraq began on Tuesday with representation from the World Bank and the Iraqi parliament. Parliament Speaker Usama al-Nujaifi said that "Iraq has turned into the world's garbage dump through bad commodities that were imported, a matter would have not existed were it not for legislative shortcomings." Yet […]

Kurdistan Will Expand Faster Than Dubai

US companies are put off from investing in Kurdistan by security fears, even though the Iraqi region is relatively safe and stable. Iranian businesses are more aware of the lower risks in this part of the country and are desperate to invest and take advantage of its heavy investment and rapid growth, despite tax and […]

Scania to Open Branch in Karbala

Swedish truck maker Scania will open a branch in Karbala, its fourth brance after Baghdad, Erbil and a planned third in Basra. On Wednesday, Scania signed a contract with the Iraqi company al-Raw’aa regarding cooperation on this project. Swedish ambassador Karl Magnus said, “This will open a new door for Swedish companies to enter Iraq.” […]

Clyde & Co Wins Iraq Lukoil Contract

Clyde & Co has been appointed by Lukoil Mid-East Ltd to support them in their development of the West Qurna-2 field in Iraq. With recoverable reserves of 43 billion barrels West Qurna is the second largest oil field in the world. This is a landmark project for Lukoil, representing as it does a planned production […]

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British Companies Considering Iraq

UK major companies and businesspeople are seeking to develop business cooperation with their Jordanian and Iraqi counterparts, an official from the British embassy in Amman said on Monday, according to a report from AKnews. Steven Anderson, head of trade and investment section at the UK embassy in Amman, pointed out that representatives of 15 companies […]

From Barrels of Oil to Burgers

A major landmark was reached in the past week when the Iraqi federal government and Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) agreed on the first payments to oil companies operating in Iraqi Kurdistan. And while oil revenues are the backbone of the Iraqi economy, and international oil companies (IOCs) are essential to that reconstruction of the country, […]

Nineveh Tops 2010 Reconstruction Contract Ratings

Nineveh signed more reconstruction project contracts with international firms in the past financial year than any other Iraqi province, said the provincial governor on Sunday. Athiel al-Nujaifi told AKnews that a total of 44 companies from around the have undertaken major reconstruction projects in the province in the fields of tourism, industry, public services and […]