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Iraq Needs Private Cash

“The problem in Iraq is that 90 percent of the wealth of the nation is in the hands of the government. So centralism always dominates the mindset everywhere,” The economy is still largely disconnected from the global financial system and is dominated by oil.

$24 Million Investment Project in Missan

An investor has submitted an agricultural investment project costing $24 million to the north of Amara city, the head of the Missan Investment Commission (MIC) said on Monday. “The investor presented the project to the MIC, which includes a milk factory and livestock raising as well as the establishment of sheds on 70,000 donums,” Dr. […]

Investors Can Help Rebuild Iraq

The Iraqi National Investment Commission has said some of the projects — worth nearly $70 billion (Dh257.4 billion) — are expected to be finalised in the near future. The news comes after Emirates announced it will begin flights to Baghdad in July. Etihad Airways has been flying to the Iraqi capital since April.

Samarrai Optimistic About Investment

The Iraqi parliament Speaker Iyad al-Samarrai, said that Iraq was about to witness a surge of large foreign investment because of many signed oil agreements. Samarrai confirmed that, "International companies have started investing in Iraq which leads to further investment, referring to Turkish and Iranian companies and several European firms whch have shown strong interest […]

Indians Discuss Investment in Basra

Indian Charge d’ Affaires in Baghdad discussed on Monday with Basra deputy governor ways of boosting investment cooperation and the possibility to open an Indian consulate in the province, according to an official spokesman of the deputy governor. “Deputy Governor Nezar Rabia al-Jaberi discussed on Monday (May 24) with Indian Charge d’ Affaires in Baghdad, […]

Hundreds of Turkish Firms Invest in Iraqi Kurdistan

Hundreds of Turkish firms have flocked to the semi-independent Kurdish enclave in northern Iraq, benefiting from a newly issued law easing curbs on foreign investments. Latest figures by the Kurdistan Investment Commission show that more than half of the foreign firms in the enclave are Turkish. In a statement, the commission said there were 620 […]

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