Hospitals and bridges: Major sites re-open in Ramadi highlighting city’s recovery The Government of Iraq has re-opened two major infrastructure projects in Ramadi following their rehabilitation by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The re-opening of Ramadi Maternity Hospital and the Palestine Bridge marks a significant moment for the recovery of the city after years […]
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Cabinet Awards $26.5m Contracts in Samarra
By John Lee. The Iraqi Cabinet has approved a recommendation from Ministerial Council on Social Services to award the contract for phase II of the Samarra Sewerage Project. The contract has been awarded to two companies at a total cost of 31,530,406,000 dinars ($26.5 million). (Source: Iraqi Govt)
Iraq to remove Impediments to Infrastructure Investment
By Editor on 26th November 2018 in Construction & Engineering In Iraq, Iraq Industry & Trade News, Politics, Security
By John Lee. Iraqi President Barham Salih has told an international conference in Rome that Iraq will remove any impediments to Iraqi and foreign private sector companies, as well as international financial institutions, donor countries and sovereign wealth funds, to invest in major infrastructure projects in the country. He added that these projects may include […]
Barzani opens Zakho Tunnel, promises more Infrastructure Projects
Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani opened Zakho Tunnel in a ceremony attended by cabinet ministers, members of Parliament, the Republic of Turkey’s Consul General to the Kurdistan Region, and a number of KRG officials. In a speech during the ceremony, Prime Minister Barzani said: “Opening of this tunnel on this important international highway that links the […]
Integrity Commission to investigate Delays in Infrastructure Projects
By John Lee. Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi has asked Iraq’s Integrity Commission to investigate the delays and stoppages in some infrastructure projects in Basra and other southern provinces. He said some of these delays were the result of corruption, while other we because of what he described as a dereliction of duty and a failure […]
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A Stabilization Milestone is reached in Fallujah
Marking a key milestone in Fallujah’s recovery, the Government of Iraq and UNDP’s Funding Facility for Stabilization (FFS) re-opened Al Azrakiyah Water Treatment Plant, which provides safe water to more than 60% of the city. The rehabilitation of the plant was one of the key projects requested by the Anbar Command Cell, which is responsible […]
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Iraq Infrastructure Projects top $358bn
By John Lee. TradeArabia reports that Iraq remains the Gulf’s third-largest project market, with $358 billion in active infrastructure projects. More than $90 billion of these are in the gas, oil, and power sectors. Ahead of the Meed Iraq Energy Projects conference taking place on March 21 in Dubai, Meed Projects said ongoing infrastructure projects […]
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Iraq Seeks $500 million from Islamic Development Bank
By Simon Kent. Two days after the beginning of Iraq's entry into the Eurobond market, in which the country hopes to raise up to $6 billion, Iraq has announced it is seeking a $500 million loan from the Jeddah based Islamic Development Bank (IDB.) However, according to a source in the Iraqi govt. the sum […]
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Japan Implements Water, Sewerage Projects
Kurdistan Region Prime Minister, Nechirvan Barzani, has received Mr. Akihiko Tanaka, head of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Japan’s Ambassador to Iraq. Mr. Tanaka expressed his appreciation for the assistance that Kurdistan Regional Government, KRG, provides to the agency during the implementation of their projects in the Region. He briefed the Prime Minister about […]
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Al-Abadi Receives World Bank Director
By Editor on 23rd February 2015 in Construction & Engineering In Iraq, Iraq Banking & Finance News, Iraq Industry & Trade News, Iraq Public Works News
By John Lee. Prime Minister Dr. Haider Al-Abadi recently received in his office the director of the World Bank in the Middle East and North Africa, Mr. Farid Belhaj, and the Special Representative of the World Bank Mission in Iraq, Mr. Robert Bu Jodah. The meeting discussed the challenges of Iraq's economy caused by the […]
Iraq Leads Region with $519bn in Planned Projects
By John Lee. Iraq is now among the biggest spenders in the Middle East when it comes to planned or under-way infrastructure projects, rivalling the expenditure of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, according to the MEED's Gulf Project's Index. Iraq's southern neighbours are spending $1.o5 trillion and $713bn respectively,but Iraq's rising expenditure on energy projects […]
Iraq to Spend $130bn on Energy Infrastructure
By John Lee. Iraq plans to spend $130 billion on the country’s upstream sector over the next five years, according to a report from Bloomberg. Speaking at a conference in Basra, Oil Minister Abdel-Kareem al-Luaibi [Elaibi] (pictured) said the expenditure will be necessary to help raise production capacity to 9 million barrels a day (bpd). […]
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