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A delegation from the American Chamber of Commerce visits the Kurdistan Region 2023-06-13 08:49 Shafaq News/ The official of the Department of External Relations in the Kurdistan Regional Government, Sven Dizyi, announced on Tuesday that the American Chamber of Commerce wants to participate in the investment sector in the region. Dzayi said in a press conference held today in Erbil, that the American Chamber of Commerce is a very strong institution, and it has millions of members in America, adding that a delegation from the Chamber is scheduled to visit the Kurdistan Region next week. He explained that the visit comes for discussion and dialogue with the relevant authorities in the government, the private sector, and the Chamber of Commerce in the region about how to help American companies to come to the region with the aim of investing directly, or transferring their experience in Kurdistan and Iraq as a whole. Diziye continued by saying that the regional government is ready to provide all kinds of cooperation in order to provide facilities for these companies. -
Al-Sudani: We are determined to create a safe investment environment second and third 2023/05/16 Baghdad: morning Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, during his meeting, yesterday, Monday, with the Chairman of the American-Iraqi Business Council, and Vice President of the American Chamber of Commerce for the Middle East, Steve Lotus, reaffirmed the government's determination to prepare everything that would provide a safe investment environment for international companies, including: through laws and regulations. The Prime Minister added, in a statement to his media office, that "Iraq today has many important investment opportunities awaiting the arrival of major companies." During the meeting, according to the statement, they discussed prospects for cooperation in the economic, financial and health fields, as well as consolidating this cooperation in the field of energy and the environment, in addition to the partnership between the Iraqi private sector and American companies, based on the strategic framework agreement between Iraq and the United States of America, in order to achieve the requirements Advancement of these files, which are a priority in the government curriculum. During his meeting with a delegation that included a number of heads and representatives of German companies and businessmen, in the presence of the German Ambassador to Iraq Martin Jaeger, he stressed that the relationship between Iraq and Germany is witnessing a growing development, and indicated that the Iraqi arena is open to all kinds of economic partnerships with friends and partners, indicating that security stability The economy that Iraq enjoys is an encouraging factor, supported by an official and popular desire on all sides towards the success of the Iraqi economic reality. Al-Sudani discussed the available investment opportunities and joint work with German companies in Iraq, stressing that the government's clear program and its vision for the sectors enabled the movement of projects that had been suspended for more than fifteen years, which created a favorable opportunity for international companies to be present in Iraq and contribute to the reconstruction of infrastructure. substratum.
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Al-Kazemi: The doors of Iraq are open to investment, especially to American companies Al-Kazemi urges the World Bank to disburse more than one billion dollars in loans to support Iraqi projects July 28, 2021 1:06 AM Mubasher: The Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, confirmed that Iraq's doors are open to investment, noting that the Iraqi government has taken bold measures towards real reforms in the economy. Al-Kazemi said during a meeting of the Businessmen Forum and the American Chamber of Commerce today, Tuesday, that the Iraqi government has taken bold measures towards real reforms in the economy, the most important of which is strengthening credit activity in the banking sector, according to the Prime Minister’s account on Twitter. Al-Kazemi stated: "We have started to address the weak infrastructure, despite the budget deficit, by encouraging private sector investments." He added that the government had proposed clean energy projects through competitive and transparent bidding, which resulted in attracting the largest international companies in the field of solar energy, and we are now in negotiations with the largest international companies to grant 7,500 megawatts in the field of solar energy during the next two years. He pointed out that the government has begun to address the housing crisis through a package of measures, the most important of which is the initiative of government banks, and a number of private banks to offer low-cost and long-term loans to support the purchase of housing units, and this will also help encourage investment in the real estate sector, stressing that this initiative helped activate A number of suspended projects. He continued, "Corruption is being fought and state resources are preserved, and one of the most important measures is the cancellation of vacations in fake and lagging projects behind which mafias of economic and political corruption are standing." He stated, "In a short period of time, we have made great progress in the investment sector, and there is great work in the field of oil and energy, and clean energy in particular... and we have launched strategic projects in the field of gas and investment in associated gas, in cooperation with American companies." He pointed out that Iraq's doors are open to investment, and American companies in particular, and our vision is serious in relying on Western investments instead of others, and we need your cooperation in order to achieve this. Today, the Iraqi Prime Minister met with the President of the World Bank Group and his accompanying delegation. Al-Kazemi stressed the importance of developing cooperation with the World Bank and ways to develop it, and urged the rapid disbursement of more than one billion dollars, available as loans to the World Bank; To support the government in projects ready for implementation inside Iraq.
