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Department of Transportation put the project port of Faw largest investment project in Iraq
03/30/2015 16:45
Awan / Baghdad
The Ministry of Transport, on Monday, announced the launch of the project port of Faw as the largest investment project in Iraq, as part of its policy to promote investment and joint operating companies in the ministry.
The ministry said in a statement that "time" has received a copy of it, it is "announces project port of Faw as an opportunity for investment all qualified investors who wish to invest the project under the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006, as amended, and the regulations and instructions thereto," noting that "it is part of the Ministry of Transport Policy and implementation of the directives and Transport Minister Baqer al-Zubaidi to promote investment and joint operating companies in the ministry. "
The ministry said in a statement, that "the land that will be created by the project found no any belongings which is owned by the project," calling wanting to "make presentations to the investment department."
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03/30/2015 16:45
Awan / Baghdad
The Ministry of Transport, on Monday, announced the launch of the project port of Faw as the largest investment project in Iraq, as part of its policy to promote investment and joint operating companies in the ministry.
The ministry said in a statement that "time" has received a copy of it, it is "announces project port of Faw as an opportunity for investment all qualified investors who wish to invest the project under the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006, as amended, and the regulations and instructions thereto," noting that "it is part of the Ministry of Transport Policy and implementation of the directives and Transport Minister Baqer al-Zubaidi to promote investment and joint operating companies in the ministry. "
The ministry said in a statement, that "the land that will be created by the project found no any belongings which is owned by the project," calling wanting to "make presentations to the investment department."
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