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A local government spokesperson from Basra has announced that the Chinese company "Tarim" is making the final preparations for a trade fair due to open in the Basra province (550km south of Baghdad). "The governor of Basra, Shiltagh Abboud, hosted a delegation from Tarim which is preparing to open a trade fair in the province, […]
China didn't take part in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq or the bloody military battles that followed. It hasn't invested in reconstruction projects or efforts by the West to fortify the struggling democracy in the heart of the Middle East. Workers at al-Waha Oil Co. in the southern Iraqi town of Wasit are part of […]
More than 65 Chinese firms are participating in a fair in Najaf city.
The pavilion will exhibit a model of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World.
China's top power equipment maker Shanghai Electric is moving ahead with a $1 billion power-generating plant to boost Iraq's electricity capacity by 1,320 megawatts, officials said on Saturday.
China is now the biggest importer of Saudi oil, the second-biggest of Iranian oil, and the largest player in the Iraqi oil game and "being very aggressive,"
The Iraqi oil ministry is set to sign a contract with a Turkish-Chinese consortium to develop three new oil fields in the country's southern area, an Iraqi oil official said Sunday.
The Iraqi government signed an agreement with the Chinese government to write off 80% of Iraq’s debts.
The local government is studying a project put forward by CNPC, Total and Petronas, which invest in al-Halfaya oil field, to turn al-Bateera military airport into a civil one,” the head of the investment commission in the Missan provincial council, Muhsin al-Bakhati said.
A Chinese company delegation has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to carry out three housing and commercial projects in Karbala.
China has become the biggest single investor in Iraq's oil and gas sector, with nearly one fifth of the reserves that have been auctioned over the past year under its control, Meed has reported. China is spending a total of $577m in signing on fees to give it access to an estimated 24 billion barrels, […]
Iraq is keen to see China play a bigger role in the reconstruction of the war-torn country, the country's top envoy to Beijing has said. "After 2003, China has supported us very much and reduced Iraqi debts by 80 percent, which is greatly appreciated," Iraqi Ambassador Mohammad Sabir Ismail told China Daily in an interview […]
