Moussawi: Iraq will be two years after a request to be a permanent member of the World Trade Organization

Monday, July 23, 2012 10:45



{Baghdad, Euphrates News} A member of the Committee on Economy and Investment parliamentary Salman al-Moussawi said Iraq will join the World Trade Organization to be a permanent member of the following two years.

Moussawi said in a press statement received by the agency {Euphrates} News on Monday that "Iraq's accession to the WTO is very important regardless of the vote not to claim under the pretext of joining the consequences carried by this accession, something is wrong."

"He was supposed to be permanent members of Iraq in the organization two years ago because he is an observer member of the WTO Akzac {} for more than five years and thus would have the privileges and responsibilities."

He said al-Moussawi said "the organization has asked Iraq to make serious steps in this area, to be an attractive environment for investment through legislation a set of laws, including the legal customs tariff and the protection of held consumer of monopoly within the law to protect the domestic product and trademark law."

He pointed out that "if implemented, all these things will be ready for Iraq to join the WTO, which contains more than 150 countries."

He continued that "there are those who claim that joining this organization carries the consequences of Iraq, but he did not know it would be a catalyst to improve its economic situation as well as it would be a party to the global economic policy-making not only an observer." Ended m


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