As the government, after winning the final victory on "Dahesh", sought to attract major investors in the region and the world, a financial expert urged quick amendments to the investment laws and regulations and made them more flexible with a plan to launch a real partnership between the public and private sectors.
Thamer Al-Azzawi told Al-Sabah: "The discussions currently being held between the decision-makers in the country, traders, investors and representatives of the private sector, including working to promote the Iraqi economy through the launch of a package of reforms during the next year." An element attracting and added that "these positive steps, and can have the Iraqi market move, but the most important element is to build trust, and it must begin implementation on the ground, in order to be attractive to investors element."
"It will open new horizons for development in the country, because investment is one of the structures of the superpowers, and governments can no longer do everything," he said, but called for "quick adjustments" On the laws and legislation to urge investors to withdraw their money and shuffle in Iraq. "
Development goals
should be noted that the Minister of Planning , Dr. Salman al - Jumaili had said during an earlier meeting with the Iraqi private sector representatives, he said that " the government wants the private sector to be an active and influential, because it is aware of the possibility of this sector and its ability to achieve development goals, especially in the field of investment." Senior investors
"Iraq is on the verge of a new stage of building, reconstruction, opening up to investment and seeking to attract large investors to the country," he said. "We must give our Iraqi private sector the opportunity to be a strong competitor.
He pointed out that "Iraq's economic and inve
investment relations have seen a significant development during the recent period, including relations with the sister Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has been the formation of the high-level coordination between the two countries," calling at the same time, "the private sector to provide an appropriate vision on investment operations in the country "He said.
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Thamer Al-Azzawi told Al-Sabah: "The discussions currently being held between the decision-makers in the country, traders, investors and representatives of the private sector, including working to promote the Iraqi economy through the launch of a package of reforms during the next year." An element attracting and added that "these positive steps, and can have the Iraqi market move, but the most important element is to build trust, and it must begin implementation on the ground, in order to be attractive to investors element."
"It will open new horizons for development in the country, because investment is one of the structures of the superpowers, and governments can no longer do everything," he said, but called for "quick adjustments" On the laws and legislation to urge investors to withdraw their money and shuffle in Iraq. "
Development goals
should be noted that the Minister of Planning , Dr. Salman al - Jumaili had said during an earlier meeting with the Iraqi private sector representatives, he said that " the government wants the private sector to be an active and influential, because it is aware of the possibility of this sector and its ability to achieve development goals, especially in the field of investment." Senior investors
"Iraq is on the verge of a new stage of building, reconstruction, opening up to investment and seeking to attract large investors to the country," he said. "We must give our Iraqi private sector the opportunity to be a strong competitor.
He pointed out that "Iraq's economic and inve
investment relations have seen a significant development during the recent period, including relations with the sister Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has been the formation of the high-level coordination between the two countries," calling at the same time, "the private sector to provide an appropriate vision on investment operations in the country "He said.
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