Masoum invites the Jordanian-Iraqi private sector to employ in Iraq

Masoum invites the Jordanian-Iraqi private sector to employ in Iraq



Revision date: 2017/5/19


President of the Republic Fuad Masum called on the Jordanian and Iraqi private sector residing in Jordan to employ in Iraq and to strengthen economic and investment relations between the two countries.
A statement issued by the Iraqi News Agency (INA) said that during his meeting Thursday at his residence in Amman with a distinguished group of prominent Jordanian and Iraqi businessmen and investors, the Jordanian investments were highly appreciated at all levels in Iraq, which is considered Jordanian investors Strategic partners and is keen to remove any problems they face. "
"Iraq has an urgent and comprehensive aspirations to achieve sustainable economic development and the agreement to encourage and protect investment between the two countries can push the economic and investment development between the two countries forward," Masoum said.
The President of the Republic stressed the need to strengthen and strengthen the vital participation of Iraqi investors residing in Jordan and abroad in general welcome to participate in all economic activities, noting the efficiency, and the need to provide legislation and requirements to protect their rights and interests.
On the other hand, the Jordanian and Iraqi investors stressed the strong relations of brotherhood and cooperation between the two countries and their keenness to strengthen them. They also reviewed a number of difficulties facing their projects and their work in Iraq, stressing their aspiration for stronger activating the joint relations in the fields of investment and economic all and their efforts to overcome the economic relations between the two countries. Challenges during the previous period, especially because of the continued closure of the border crossing of Trebil and raise fees on Jordanian goods and protect them from tradition. "
The meeting was attended by a number of senior officials including Jordan's Energy Minister, the Iraqi Minister of Planning, Finance and Electricity, the former undersecretary of the Foreign Ministry, the head of the Investment Authority, the Undersecretary of Industry, consultants and other officials, as well as the Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Safia Taleb Al-Suhail.

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