Niqash: briefings from inside and across Iraq
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According to one Iraqi businessman, trading on the Iraqi stock market comes with few rewards. Only a few businessmen, investors and brokers are able to trade on it. There is no culture of investment within Iraq by Mayada Daood in Baghdad moregovernment working to stop grove sales in karbala
Rida Yassin believes that if he were to farm for the rest of his life, he would never make the amount of money he recently received for the sale of one of his groves to a construction company in Karbala. Yassi by Abbas Sarhan in Karbala morerefining iraq's economy
Within five years, Iraq will turn from an importer of petroleum products into the world’s largest exporter, according to the Oil Ministry’s new investment map, unveiled in Nassiriyah this week. To achieve this, by Mayada Daood in Baghdad moreinvestors steering clear
For every plane landing in Basra International Airport bringing foreign businessmen, another two depart, carrying more back to their home countries. Under government plans to attract investment, many investors v by Saleem al-Wazzan in Basra moretrickle down
In dusty Diyala province, north of Baghdad, Asad Muhammad Abbas and Ismail Abdelamir Jawad, elders from Shifta village, sit in grey dishdashes and complain bitterly about the disgraceful behaviour of a neighbouring tow by Alice Fordham in Diyala morein the dark
A lack of electricity is a standard problem for Iraqis. They have suffered from the absence of power supply for decades. No longer do they believe the promises they hear from officials who say that the future l by Mayada Daood in Baghdad morewhat's the plan? fears of renewed central control
The Iraqi economy is familiar with Five Year Plans. In the 1970s, such plans contributed to industrial, agricultural, housing growth and to the overall economic boom. The Ministry of Planning’s new Five Year Plan for 201 by Mayada Daood in Baghdad moreturkey looking for economic integration with kurdistan region
With bilateral trade between the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and Turkey reaching US$9 billion, Massoud Barzani, the Kurdistan Region Government President, formerly an enemy of the Turkish government, was invited recently to T by Qassim Khidhir Hamad in Erbil
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iraq burns 70 billion dollars a year
Gas wealth in Iraq is not currently exploited adequately and its contribution to budget revenues remains insignificant. However, gas is a hugely important resource to the country and, if well used, can operate Iraq’s pow by Mayada Daood in Baghdad more"we need private investment," says krg
The Kurdistan Region Government (KRG) says investment in the region is growing with many foreign investors expressing their readiness to invest in the region.
“Currently 24 Arab and other countries are investin by Qassim Khidhir Hamad in Erbil
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