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The conclusion of the conference and to attract investment capital to Iraq in London
05/05/2013 - 20:02
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Minister of Communications and طورهان agency Mufti
Alsumaria News / Kirkuk
The Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Minister of Communications Agency طورهان Mufti, Sunday, for the conclusion of the Conference on investment and attract capital to Iraq, which was held in London, as he emphasized that the British government announced a process to facilitate the granting of visas to British businessmen heading to Iraq.
Mufti said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", from Britain, said that "the conference was held in London and lasted three days and with the participation of businessmen Britons and Iraqis from the Business Council of Iraq British as well as foreign investors," stressing that the goal of the conference opening on Iraq by Britain and Europe in all fields, especially in information and communications research and attract investment capital to Iraq. "
The Mufti that "the conference is within steps of Iraq and seeking to attract foreign investment and support the telecommunications sector with all that is new in this area, especially since Iraq marched steps are important in this area and seek to further by opening up to the developed countries in this field."
Mufti pointed out that "the conference was attended by the Minister for the Middle East and the British economy," noting that "the British government announced a process to facilitate the granting of visas to British businessmen on their way to Iraq, which would be easy to facilitate their coming to Iraq."
The Ministry of Communications began to open doors for investment in the field of landlines, information technology and the use of Iraq's gateway ground for the transfer of information from the countries of Africa and Asia towards Europe and vice versa, has launched the first submarine cable to link Iraq the world on the side of the information is the first strategic project performed in the country after 2003.
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