A senior Arab economic conference next May to discuss investment opportunities in Iraq

History of edits:: 2016/3/21 14:37

Arab Contractors Federation announced, start organizational arrangements to hold an economic conference looking investment opportunities in Iraq is scheduled to take place in the month of May in the Jordanian capital Amman.

The head of the Union of Arab Contractors Fahd Al Hammadi said "the Arab Conference on Iraq and the exhibition will be held in collaboration with the Ministry of Works and Housing of Jordan and the Jordan Chamber of Commerce will host 11 ministers from Iraq and some of the relevant authorities in charge in Iraq."



"The conference also includes three days in several sessions and which include completed projects and stalled projects and future projects in Iraq and the current stage and the urgent needs."

It will also discuss "investment opportunities in Iraq and the role of Iraqi and Arab banks in the reconstruction and investment and the role and programs of international organizations operating in Iraq and the role of Iraqi and Arab associations in the reconstruction and investment and legislation on reconstruction and investment potentials of financing and lending of Arab financial institutions."

Hammadi pointed out that "there will be posts of Arab financial institutions in the conference in addition to the discussion of many problems, including the lifting of customs duties on equipment, manpower, money transfer, bank guarantees in Iraq, the integration of the Arab companies to carry out projects in Iraq mechanism."

And between, "The strategic plan for the Union began in the implementation, which aims to increase localization of factories and enterprises Arab Contracting Arab projects, and try to make the most of the projects in the Arab region Boaada companies, an Arab."

The head of the Union of Arab Contractors "The digital economy revolution existing now in the Arab world need more Arab solidarity in the construction sector development sector," pointing out that "there will be a wide participation in this conference of the Arab companies in including Saudi companies."

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