The National Investment Commission in Iraq has approved a plan targeting investments worth up to $250 billion over the next two years. The investment projects in Iraq include six vital sectors, while reducing dependence on oil.
The commission's spokesperson, Hanan Jassim, noted that "the government's supportive investment orientations and legislative and regulatory reforms have succeeded in attracting Arab and foreign investments exceeding $100 billion in various economic sectors over the past two years."
She emphasized that "investment in Iraq has directly reflected in advancing sustainable development and diversifying sources of income, as investments have been directed towards vital sectors such as industry, infrastructure, housing, energy, education, and health."
Source (Kuwaiti Al-Rai newspaper, edited)
