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Foreign investments in Iraq exceed $100 billion milestone

Foreign investments in Iraq have reached an impressive $100 billion, according to Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani. He made the announcement during a celebration in Baghdad marking two decades of cooperation between the International Finance Corporation and Iraq.

This achievement highlights Iraq’s determination to transform its economy and attract more global investors. Moreover, it shows how ongoing reforms have delivered measurable results. With policies designed to encourage businesses, the country is now on a stronger growth path.

Last month, the National Investment Commission spokesperson, Hanan Jasim, revealed that Iraq plans to secure an additional $250 billion in foreign projects over the next two years. This ambitious plan focuses on expanding opportunities while strengthening the country’s global economic ties. Therefore, Iraq is positioning itself as a regional hub for investment.

In recent years, government efforts have targeted vital sectors including energy, housing, industry, infrastructure, education, and health. As a result, the nation has seen job creation and stronger economic activity. The increase in foreign investments in Iraq also reflects rising investor trust and confidence.

Additionally, Iraq has signed several international agreements to protect and encourage investment. These agreements, combined with regulatory reforms, have created a more reliable business environment. Furthermore, officials have designed an integrated development plan that features more than 100 strategic opportunities across multiple sectors.

Prime Minister al-Sudani emphasized that foreign investments in Iraq will continue to play a vital role in national growth. The country is now experiencing greater economic diversity, which reduces dependence on oil. At the same time, reforms have created stability that attracts global partners.

Consequently, Iraq is emerging as one of the most promising economies in the Middle East. The government’s long-term vision, supported by foreign investors, ensures a sustainable path toward progress. This vision, combined with legislative reforms, confirms Iraq’s readiness to expand its economic influence.

Ultimately, foreign investments in Iraq demonstrate both resilience and opportunity. With policies fostering trust and a clear strategy for expansion, the nation is paving the way for greater prosperity.

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