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    CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE: THE TRANSITION TO THE PRIVATE SECTOR TAKES YEARS AND WE NEED TO LEGISLATE NEW

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    Post by Rocky Sun 23 Jun 2019, 2:53 am

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    The head of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce Abdul Razzaq al-Zuhairi said on Saturday that the gross output of the Iraqi private sector is still bad and does not constitute only 4 percent of the gross output, pointing out that there are clear attempts to raise this level.
    "Iraq has begun to gradually shift from relying on the public sector to the private sector, but this transformation may take years," Zuhairi told the news agency.
    The head of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, said that Iraq "needs to enact some new laws as well as the reconstruction and restoration of infrastructure that expands the work of the private sector and his entry as a competitor in the Iraqi market."
    "Iraq has refused to grant some countries an exemption from taxes for two reasons. First, these countries are trying to keep exporting their products to Iraq without the entry of businessmen to the Iraqi market. The other reason is that the products of these countries are huge and given an exception would have negative consequences for the Iraqi economy and the private sector, . Ending / p


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