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During his speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce-Maliki: Iraq is making strides and is confident in its relations with the countries of the world
Wednesday, 14 November / 1 December 2011 11:24
[Baghdad - where]
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that Iraq is making strides and is confident in its relations with all countries of the world and we find that the relationship with the United States will achieve the best opportunities for collaboration and action.
Maliki's office quoted him in a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday that our partnership with the United States during the last period would be supportive of future partnership, stressing that Iraq today on the threshold of a new relationship will not be invalidated, the military and the generals, but will be entrepreneurs and companies.
The Prime Minister explained that the workload is too large, especially in the areas of agriculture, industry, construction, and this opportunity will give a wide range of work opportunities for all to enter the Iraqi market to invest and contribute to the process of construction and reconstruction.
He renewed support for the Iraqi government to make a lot of privileges and encouraging decisions to enter the Iraqi market by conducting the necessary amendments to the legislation and laws related to investment.
The prime minister pointed out that the strategic framework agreement between Iraq and the United States would be supportive and to push the central part of the process of cooperation between the two countries, stressing that Iraq is on the verge of emerging investment environment is strong, and has sufficient capacity for the success of this stage.
The Prime Minister called giants in the United States of America to invest and work in Iraq, and said a lot of faith to the U.S. companies that aspire to be the size of the companies in order to accommodate a large number of service projects.
Maliki has demanded Business Council US-Iraqi coordination and cooperation with U.S. companies in order to overcome obstacles that stand in those companies wishing to invest and work in Iraq. Finished
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Wednesday, 14 November / 1 December 2011 11:24
[Baghdad - where]
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that Iraq is making strides and is confident in its relations with all countries of the world and we find that the relationship with the United States will achieve the best opportunities for collaboration and action.
Maliki's office quoted him in a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday that our partnership with the United States during the last period would be supportive of future partnership, stressing that Iraq today on the threshold of a new relationship will not be invalidated, the military and the generals, but will be entrepreneurs and companies.
The Prime Minister explained that the workload is too large, especially in the areas of agriculture, industry, construction, and this opportunity will give a wide range of work opportunities for all to enter the Iraqi market to invest and contribute to the process of construction and reconstruction.
He renewed support for the Iraqi government to make a lot of privileges and encouraging decisions to enter the Iraqi market by conducting the necessary amendments to the legislation and laws related to investment.
The prime minister pointed out that the strategic framework agreement between Iraq and the United States would be supportive and to push the central part of the process of cooperation between the two countries, stressing that Iraq is on the verge of emerging investment environment is strong, and has sufficient capacity for the success of this stage.
The Prime Minister called giants in the United States of America to invest and work in Iraq, and said a lot of faith to the U.S. companies that aspire to be the size of the companies in order to accommodate a large number of service projects.
Maliki has demanded Business Council US-Iraqi coordination and cooperation with U.S. companies in order to overcome obstacles that stand in those companies wishing to invest and work in Iraq. Finished
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