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Abdulmahdi to a delegation of investors: We support every work that serves the participation of the private sector

08:04 - 13/02/2019

 
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BAGHDAD - 
The Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, during a meeting with a large delegation of investors and Iraqi businessmen, on Wednesday, the government's support for any work that serves the participation of the private sector. 
The media office of the Prime Minister, in a statement received / Mawazine News / copy, that "Abdul-Mahdi, discussed with a large delegation of investors and Iraqi businessmen, support the contribution of the private sector to expand economic activity and state-building, and challenges facing their work and ways to overcome them, Many issues related to the work of the private sector and the proposed solutions needed for them. " 
"We support every action that serves the participation of the private sector in all fields, and we are familiar with the work of the private sector and the challenges facing it, and it is wrong to consider it as an annex to the state," he said,
He stressed that "the government's approach to seeking not to take any decision on the interests of this sector in all segments without consultation and involve those involved in the resolution and listen directly to them to come up with resolutions and solutions to all issues."

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Abdulmahdi for investors and businessmen: Successful experiences adopted market economics for the development of its sectors

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BAGHDAD - Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, with a large delegation of Iraqi investors and businessmen, discussed the contribution of the private sector to the expansion of economic activity and state-building, challenges facing their work and ways to overcome them.

"We are aware of the work of the private sector in all fields, and we are familiar with the work of the private sector and the challenges facing it. It is wrong to consider it as an annex to the country," Abdul Mahdi said during a meeting with investors. And the government's approach is to seek not to take any decision related to the interests of this sector in all its segments without consultation and involve those involved in the resolution and listen to them directly in order to come up with resolutions and solutions to all issues. End Ah

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The private sector is the engine of growth. ... Government plays a central role in supporting economic growth and reducing poverty. It needs to provide good policy, strong institutions and efficient public goods and services to ensure the private sector can thrive and the benefits of growth reach all citizens.

 

Go private sector 

Go development 

Go Growth 

Go purchasing power

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4 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

The private sector is the engine of growth. ... Government plays a central role in supporting economic growth and reducing poverty. It needs to provide good policy, strong institutions and efficient public goods and services to ensure the private sector can thrive and the benefits of growth reach all citizens.

 

Go private sector 

Go development 

Go Growth 

Go purchasing power

Hi LB, 

 

I know your opinion is highly valued around these parts. If you don't mind, what is your sense of an imminent change ie RV or IQD going interanation this weekend? Many on the board think and/or hope this is THE weekend and I'd love to get your take.

Cheers!

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2 hours ago, miquel said:

Hi LB, 

 

I know your opinion is highly valued around these parts. If you don't mind, what is your sense of an imminent change ie RV or IQD going interanation this weekend? Many on the board think and/or hope this is THE weekend and I'd love to get your take.

Cheers!

Hi miquel, thanks for your input.

 

This is just mi opinion,

 

 I would love to see and RV by this weekend, but I don’t see it happening 

 

3 most important things they need to accomplish before the RV

 

- The government is not fully seated 

- IMF last review of Stand by arrangement (SBA)is mid 2019

- Important laws HCL, Art140, Banking laws, investment laws

 

Cheers.!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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53 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

Hi miquel, thanks for your input.

 

This is just mi opinion,

 

 I would love to see and RV by this weekend, but I don’t see it happening 

 

3 most important things they need to accomplish before the RV

 

- The government is not fully seated 

- IMF last review of Stand by arrangement (SBA)is mid 2019

- Important laws HCL, Art140, Banking laws, investment laws

 

Cheers.!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! 😂

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1 hour ago, Laid Back said:

Hi miquel, thanks for your input.

 

This is just mi opinion,

 

 I would love to see and RV by this weekend, but I don’t see it happening 

 

3 most important things they need to accomplish before the RV

 

- The government is not fully seated 

- IMF last review of Stand by arrangement (SBA)is mid 2019

- Important laws HCL, Art140, Banking laws, investment laws

 

Cheers.!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How will they get countries to invest in Iraq, if their currency remains worthless until mid 2019?

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54 minutes ago, Jaygo said:

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! 😂

I’ll take it 😂😂😂

 

28 minutes ago, Floridian said:

 

How will they get countries to invest in Iraq, if their currency remains worthless until mid 2019?

Thanks for your input Floridian,  many countries are already invested in Iraq. China, USA, Russia, UK, Japan, Germany and many others. Even with a worthless currency they still make money.

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Laid Back said:

Hi miquel, thanks for your input.

 

This is just mi opinion,

 

 I would love to see and RV by this weekend, but I don’t see it happening 

 

3 most important things they need to accomplish before the RV

 

- The government is not fully seated 

- IMF last review of Stand by arrangement (SBA)is mid 2019

- Important laws HCL, Art140, Banking laws, investment laws

 

Cheers.!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for your candor, Laid Back. I personally believe the HCL and other laws are essentially agreed upon and the seating of the government is near complete. If they were to get these two parts completed, does the IMF review of the SBA stand in the way of our desired currency change? 

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37 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

I’ll take it 😂😂😂

 

Thanks for your input Floridian,  many countries are already invested in Iraq. China, USA, Russia, UK, Japan, Germany and many others. Even with a worthless currency they still make money.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for your answer Laid Back.  Would it be possible, if they get the other things done, to move up the IMF review?

 

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The Economic Council discusses with Abdul Mahdi the challenges and obstacles facing investment and investors

08:46 - 14/02/2019

 
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BAGHDAD - 
The Iraqi Economic Council, headed by President Ibrahim al-Masoudi al-Baghdadi, discussed with Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi the most important challenges and obstacles facing investment and investors in Iraq. 
"The Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, received a delegation of Iraqi investors headed by Ibrahim al-Masoudi al-Baghdadi, president of the Iraqi Economic Council," the Economic Council said in a statement received by Mawazine News.
The statement added that "the meeting dealt with several topics, the most important challenges and obstacles facing investment and investors in addition to the discussion of some of the current economic issues in the Iraqi arena," pointing out that "the most important economic topics that were discussed: activating the partnership with the private sector, The Constitution through the formation of a consultative body from the private sector, changing the mechanism of contracting government to be fair and equitable mechanisms and not contracts of compliance, the complexities of financing investment projects and high rates of interest. 
He pointed out that "the other important topics discussed: weak performance of government banks, the Iraqi-Jordanian agreement, find a new definition of public funds to include private money and not only government money, and find solutions to the problem of overrun on the land owned by the government."
The meeting was attended by a number of advisors from the Prime Minister and attended by the following investors: - President of the Iraqi Economic Council Ibrahim al-Baghdadi (Masoudi), Saadi and Heib Chihud, Ahmad Ismail Abdulqader, Baqir Kazim Al-Mushat, Ali Fadel Shamara, Mahmoud Al-Rashed Al-Barzani, Karim Nour Al-Yasiri, Ali Raad Tabara, Abdullah Saleh Al-Jibouri, Nemir Karim Al-Aqabi, Diaa Abdul-Mohsen Al-Khawam, Louay Ibrahim Al-Saeed, Tamkeen Abdul Sarhan, Saad Jaafar Naji, Sadiq al-Mashat, Abd al-Muttalib al-Athari, Nizar Hanna Abdo, Abdul Latif Kitan, and AliSaadi and Wahib. "
In a statement received by Mawazine News, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement that "Abdul Mahdi discussed with a large delegation of Iraqi investors and businessmen the contribution of the private sector to the expansion of economic activity and state building, the challenges facing their work and ways to overcome them. , In addition to many issues related to the work of the private sector and the proposed solutions needed for them. 
"We support every action that serves the participation of the private sector in all fields, and we are familiar with the work of the private sector and the challenges facing it. It is wrong to consider it as an annex to the country," he said, referring to the successful experiences of industrialized countries that adopted market economies for the development of their public and private sectors. .
He stressed that "the government's approach to seeking not to take any decision on the interests of this sector in all segments without consultation and involve those involved in the resolution and listen directly to them to come up with resolutions and solutions to all issues."

 

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There are times when I think this could go on for years and years and they still wouldn't be finished talking about Challenges & Obstacles. . . still, without implementing a gosh damn thing.

 

Bless us for our intentions, for our results are few. . . ( so far that is ).

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13 hours ago, miquel said:

Thanks for your candor, Laid Back. I personally believe the HCL and other laws are essentially agreed upon and the seating of the government is near complete. If they were to get these two parts completed, does the IMF review of the SBA stand in the way of our desired currency change? 

You’re welcome my friend, 

I believe it does. The SBA framework allows the Fund to respond quickly to countries external financing needs, and to support policies designed to help them emerge from crisis and restore sustainable growth.

13 hours ago, Floridian said:

 

Thanks for your answer Laid Back.  Would it be possible, if they get the other things done, to move up the IMF review?

 

You’re welcome Floridian,

They are getting a lot of things done, especially in the Banking system.

The Central Bank of Iraq has made important breakthroughs initiated by international institutions In the performance level.  

 

Go RV

Go $1:1

Go asap

 

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Abdul-Mahdi stresses Iraq's need for integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities for investors

 
 
 

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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on Wednesday stressed Iraq's need for integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities for investors. 

"The Higher Committee for Investment and Reconstruction held its meeting this morning under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi," the media office said in a statement. "The meeting was attended by the ministers of finance, reconstruction, housing and municipalities, the head of the National Investment Commission, State, a number of advisers and experts. " 

The office added that "during the meeting reviewed the work of the Commission and its projects approved and stalled and obstacles facing the movement of investment and reconstruction," noting that "Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, a model of Baghdad Industrial City Nahrawan proposed to be built on an area of five million square meters.

 

"The need for Iraq to the integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities for investors in exchange for commitment to implementation according to time periods," he said, directed to "resolve outstanding issues and remove the obstacles that stand in the way of direct investment projects."

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Abdul-Mahdi is directed to remove the obstacles that stand in the way of investment projects
 
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The Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, resolve the outstanding issues and remove the obstacles that stand in the way of direct investment projects, stressing the importance of population census in planning and development and the provision of databases on the economic and social conditions and living conditions of citizens.

The Office of the Prime Minister Media, in a statement seen by "Economy News", that Abdul Mahdi chaired the meeting of the Higher Committee for Investment and Reconstruction was "review of the work of the Commission and its projects stalled and stalled and obstacles facing the investment and reconstruction."

"The need for Iraq to the integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities to investors in exchange for commitment to implementation according to time periods," he stressed, "directed to" resolve outstanding issues and remove the obstacles that stand in the way of direct investment projects. "

Abdul Mahdi was briefed on "a model of the industrial city of Baghdad in Nahrawan, which is proposed to be built on an area of five million square meters."

The meeting was attended by Ministers of Finance, Construction, Housing and Municipalities, Chairman of the National Investment Commission, Director General of State Real Estate, and a number of advisors and experts.

The Prime Minister chaired the meeting of the Higher Council for Population to discuss the ongoing preparations for organizing the census of the population planned for the fall of 2020, the proposed plan of action for the implementation of the stages of the census, the period of time specified and the requirements for its conduct.

"The importance of the census in planning, development and the provision of integrated databases on the economic, social and living conditions of the population," he said.


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Abdul-Mahdi: Iraq needs integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities for investors
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, the need for Iraq to integrated industrial cities.
This came during a meeting of the Higher Committee for Investment and Reconstruction on Wednesday, in the presence of the Ministers of Finance, Construction, Housing and Municipalities, Chairman of the National Investment Commission, Director General of State Real Estate, and a number of advisers and experts. 
A statement issued by his office, received the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it, "the review of the work of the Commission and its projects stalled and stalled and obstacles facing the movement of investment and reconstruction." 
"The need for Iraq to the integrated industrial cities and the need to provide facilities for investors in exchange for commitment to implementation according to time periods," directed to "resolve the outstanding issues and remove the obstacles that stand in the way of direct investment projects." 
"He also briefed Abdul Mahdi on a model of the industrial city of Baghdad in Nahrawan, which is proposed to be built on an area of five million square meters."
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