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Amman - Jordan and Iraq on Tuesday opened the first round of talks that could lead to signing a bilateral investment protection and promotion deal.
The initial session held at the Jordan Investment Board between officials of the two countries' investment agencies tackled major rules and regulations to regulate the investment environment that would contribute to increasing the flow of capital between them and facilitate bilateral trade.
The Iraqi side aired its views on key articles of a blueprint with suggested amendments, thanking the Kingdom for facilities and incentives it provided in that regard and voicing hope that inking the final agreement would open broader scopes for economic cooperation between the two neighbours and trading partners.
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The initial session held at the Jordan Investment Board between officials of the two countries' investment agencies tackled major rules and regulations to regulate the investment environment that would contribute to increasing the flow of capital between them and facilitate bilateral trade.
The Iraqi side aired its views on key articles of a blueprint with suggested amendments, thanking the Kingdom for facilities and incentives it provided in that regard and voicing hope that inking the final agreement would open broader scopes for economic cooperation between the two neighbours and trading partners.
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