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Return to "Made in Iraq" ... a powerful weapon against the expansion of Iranian influence in Mesopotamia
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Iraqi demonstrators, who have been taking the streets since last October 1, see the return to "Made in Iraq" as a major blow against the expansion of Iranian influence in Mesopotamia.
The Iraqis recently launched a campaign on social media in the hashtag # Khali_Takhis (moldy), calling on everyone to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Iranian products, including milk, cheese, drinks, food cans, etc., which are usually almost daily on Iraqi tables.
One of the demonstrations says that the boycott campaign was in the interest of the people, because the government was keen to weaken us. She added: In this revolution we needed to rise from a strong renaissance in all respects, even in terms of trade. So the boycott came to our advantage.
And the campaign that started from Baghdad extended to the southern governorates of the country, which also has a large share of anti-regime protests and its supportive Iran, which to date has resulted in the death of about 460 people and the injury of 25,000.
And if the campaign had started against [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] particular, it became a broad address to support the Iraqi product in the face of any other imported materials, and from any country.
A woman inside a Baghdad store says: I am always looking for the best and best Iraqi product. We are supposed to encourage him these days to boost our production.
And inside another shopping center, one of the customers says, "The prices were more expensive than before. Now half the value, good and suitable. Things not exceeding one thousand dinars, for example."
The woman herself considers that "the problem is not in the country from which we import. The issue is the promotion of national production."
For his part, Ahmed al-Tabaqqali, a researcher at the Institute of Regional and International Studies in Sulaimaniyah, said: We as a country import almost everything. We have domestic production, but it is either small, or not profitable.
He adds: Our problem is that we do not have our private sector to meet our basic needs that start with foodstuffs and upwards.
Al-Tabaqqali considers that, "If it is possible to replace the products of other countries with Iranian products in the markets, for example, it will not be easy." Turkey, for example, can meet the daily needs of milk and cheese for Iraq, Jordan, or Saudi Arabia, but the demand that the alternative be Iraqi is difficult within a short period. There is also the issue of prices, because the domestic product is not competitive prices, but rather higher and sometimes times the imported products, Iranian and others.
And he notes that [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] cannot offer prices to compete with the exporting countries, as [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Turkey in particular have a deterioration in the currency.
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Iraqi demonstrators, who have been taking the streets since last October 1, see the return to "Made in Iraq" as a major blow against the expansion of Iranian influence in Mesopotamia.
The Iraqis recently launched a campaign on social media in the hashtag # Khali_Takhis (moldy), calling on everyone to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Iranian products, including milk, cheese, drinks, food cans, etc., which are usually almost daily on Iraqi tables.
One of the demonstrations says that the boycott campaign was in the interest of the people, because the government was keen to weaken us. She added: In this revolution we needed to rise from a strong renaissance in all respects, even in terms of trade. So the boycott came to our advantage.
And the campaign that started from Baghdad extended to the southern governorates of the country, which also has a large share of anti-regime protests and its supportive Iran, which to date has resulted in the death of about 460 people and the injury of 25,000.
And if the campaign had started against [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] particular, it became a broad address to support the Iraqi product in the face of any other imported materials, and from any country.
A woman inside a Baghdad store says: I am always looking for the best and best Iraqi product. We are supposed to encourage him these days to boost our production.
And inside another shopping center, one of the customers says, "The prices were more expensive than before. Now half the value, good and suitable. Things not exceeding one thousand dinars, for example."
The woman herself considers that "the problem is not in the country from which we import. The issue is the promotion of national production."
For his part, Ahmed al-Tabaqqali, a researcher at the Institute of Regional and International Studies in Sulaimaniyah, said: We as a country import almost everything. We have domestic production, but it is either small, or not profitable.
He adds: Our problem is that we do not have our private sector to meet our basic needs that start with foodstuffs and upwards.
Al-Tabaqqali considers that, "If it is possible to replace the products of other countries with Iranian products in the markets, for example, it will not be easy." Turkey, for example, can meet the daily needs of milk and cheese for Iraq, Jordan, or Saudi Arabia, but the demand that the alternative be Iraqi is difficult within a short period. There is also the issue of prices, because the domestic product is not competitive prices, but rather higher and sometimes times the imported products, Iranian and others.
And he notes that [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] cannot offer prices to compete with the exporting countries, as [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Turkey in particular have a deterioration in the currency.
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