أكد رئيس مجلس الوزراء العراقي محمد شياع السوداني، أن الحكومة توفر ضمانات سيادية لقطاع الاستثمار تصل إلى 85% من قيمة المشاريع.
وقال السوداني، خلال ملتقى رجال الأعمال العراقي العُماني، إنه «تم التوقيع على 24 مذكرة تفاهم واتفاقيتين في مختلف المجالات بين العراق وعمان».
وأشار إلى «سعة الفرص الاستثمارية المتوفرة لإسهام رجال الأعمال العراقيين والاستثمار في عُمان، وكذلك مساهمة الشركات العمانية في حركة التنمية التي يشهدها العراق»، وفق وكالة الأنباء العراقية «واع».
وأوضح أنه «يجب العمل على استثمار الفرص، في ظل التنافس السريع على المستوى الاقتصادي عالمياً، وترجمة المشتركات والعلاقة المتميزة إلى إسهامات تحقق التنمية المستدامة وتعود بالنفع على شعبي البلدين»، مشيراً إلى «أهمية دور القطاع الخاص في البلدين وفرص التعاون، في ظل الدعم الحكومي على مستوى التشريعات والقوانين ومعالجة البيروقراطية».
وقال السوداني إن «العراق مازال أمامه الكثير من الموارد الطبيعية غير المستثمرة، وأهمها قطاع الكبريت والفوسفات، في ظل توجه الحكومة نحو الإصلاح الاقتصادي».
العراق: ضمانات سيادية تصل إلى 85% من قيمة المشاريع
5 سبتمبر 2025 - 16:47
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The Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani, confirmed that the government provides sovereign guarantees for the investment sector amounting to 85% of the value of projects.
Al-Sudani stated during the Iraqi-Omani Businessmen Forum that "24 memorandums of understanding and two agreements have been signed in various fields between Iraq and Oman."
He pointed out the "abundance of investment opportunities available for Iraqi businessmen to invest in Oman, as well as the contribution of Omani companies to the development movement that Iraq is witnessing," according to the Iraqi News Agency "INA".
He clarified that "we must work to capitalize on these opportunities, in light of the rapid global economic competition, and translate the commonalities and distinguished relationship into contributions that achieve sustainable development and benefit the peoples of both countries," emphasizing "the importance of the private sector's role in both countries and the opportunities for cooperation, with government support at the level of legislation and laws and addressing bureaucracy."
Al-Sudani said that "Iraq still has many untapped natural resources, the most important of which are the sulfur and phosphate sectors, in light of the government's direction towards economic reform."
Al-Sudani stated during the Iraqi-Omani Businessmen Forum that "24 memorandums of understanding and two agreements have been signed in various fields between Iraq and Oman."
He pointed out the "abundance of investment opportunities available for Iraqi businessmen to invest in Oman, as well as the contribution of Omani companies to the development movement that Iraq is witnessing," according to the Iraqi News Agency "INA".
He clarified that "we must work to capitalize on these opportunities, in light of the rapid global economic competition, and translate the commonalities and distinguished relationship into contributions that achieve sustainable development and benefit the peoples of both countries," emphasizing "the importance of the private sector's role in both countries and the opportunities for cooperation, with government support at the level of legislation and laws and addressing bureaucracy."
Al-Sudani said that "Iraq still has many untapped natural resources, the most important of which are the sulfur and phosphate sectors, in light of the government's direction towards economic reform."
