Sudanese advisor talks about "new economic thought" for Iraq
economy |10-02-2023, 22:10 |
Baghdad today - follow-up
Today, Friday, the advisor to the Prime Minister for Investment Affairs, Muhammad al-Najjar, revealed the existence of a new economic thought adopted by the government, describing Iraq as a "jewel for investors."
Al-Najjar said in a televised interview, followed by (Baghdad Today), that
"the meetings held by the Iraqi delegation, which arrived, on Wednesday, in Washington, focused on what he described as" the new economic thought of the Iraqi government," noting that
"the American companies that the delegation met "have interest to invest in Iraq. Al-Najjar added,
"Iraq and the United States are linked to a strategic agreement that many of its provisions are still (not activated properly), and he pointed out that
"Baghdad and Washington want to increase the volume of investments in the fields of energy, electricity, technology, agriculture, and in the field of food production. He continued,
"The visits made by the Sudanese Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia'a, to neighboring countries and European countries come in the context of implementing the new policy that focuses on "economic ties that benefit all parties" and leads to Iraq's restoration of "its strategic role in this field."
While he described Iraq as a "jewel for investors", being "the only country that does not need feasibility studies to know whether the project will succeed or not, because the opportunity is ripe."
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