US agency: Foreign investors began to withdraw from Iraq due to the repercussions of the demonstrati

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US agency: Foreign investors began to withdraw from Iraq due to the repercussions of the demonstrati

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US agency: Foreign investors began to withdraw from Iraq due to the repercussions of the demonstrations

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The American Associated Press revealed that foreign investors started withdrawing from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] due to the repercussions of the demonstrations taking place in the country and the accompanying acts of violence and sabotage.
The agency said in a report that followed him / information /, that "until now the disturbances did not seriously affect the main artery of the Iraqi economy, that is, oil, which generates 6-7 billion dollars per month, equivalent to 90 percent of the state's income, and oil exports did not face Any cuts, according to senior officials of the Ministry of Oil.
She added, "Production was also not affected by the repeated sit-ins and the closure of roads leading to the major oil fields in the south, where the bulk of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] oil resources are located [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] but future investments are under threat now."
"Zap Sethna," one of the founders of "Partners in the Northern Gulf," an investment company with work experience in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]He said, “Foreign investors are pulling out of deals in the energy sector and other sectors as well.”
"We had American supporters ready to participate and to pump money into [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , but they turned back on their heels," Sethna added .
The agency noted that "there are other investors worried about the slow pace of forming the new government after the resignation of Prime Minister [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] under the pressure of protests. It is expected that the political blocs will name a new consensus candidate during this week to assume the post of prime minister. Ended / 25

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American report monitors the "Shorja" losses due to the demonstrations: the merchants laid off their

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American report monitors the "Shorja" losses due to the demonstrations: the merchants laid off their workers and closed the shops

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An American report monitored the losses suffered by the famous Shorja commercial area in the center of the capital, Baghdad, due to the repercussions of the demonstrations taking place in the country and the accompanying acts of violence and sabotage, noting that some traders laid off their workers after their losses reached astronomical numbers.
The report, published by the Associated Press, stated that "in the Shorja market, which is the main Baghdad market for wholesale, traders say that they are looking at their gains and are retreating day after day since the protests began in October." Noting that "part of this is due to the fact that customers They started reducing their purchases, and the other reason is that most of the disturbances happen in Al-Rashid Street, and there are most stores where they keep their goods.
He added, "Many of the merchants and business owners who had limited cash resources began laying off workers due to the aggravation of the crisis."
The agency quoted a merchant, Salah Reda, as saying: “We will carry what we can carry and then leave. My goods exceed $ 1.5 million, half of which disappeared and the other half destroyed ... Who will compensate me for my loss? ”
Says Mohammed Hamid, who was working as a worker in Al-Rashid Street:“ 25 days have passed since I am without work, ”and he goes on steadily to the owner of the store who He was working on it, telling him not to return to him and telling him the text: “How will I be able to pay your weekly wages and the store is closed?”, According to the agency. Ended / 25

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Associated Press: Foreign investors are starting to withdraw from Iraq

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The American Associated Press revealed that foreign investors started withdrawing from Iraq due to the repercussions of the demonstrations taking place in the country and the accompanying acts of violence and sabotage.
The agency said in a report that until now the disturbances did not seriously affect the main artery of the Iraqi economy, that is, oil, which generates 6-7 billion dollars per month, equivalent to 90 percent of the country's income, and oil exports did not face any cuts, he said. Senior officials of the Ministry of Oil.
She added, that production was also not affected by the repeated sit-ins and the closure of roads leading to the major oil fields in the south, where the bulk of Iraq’s oil resources were located, but future investments are now under threat.
The agency quoted "Zap Sethna", one of the founders of "Partners in the Northern Gulf", an investment company with work experience in Iraq, as saying that foreign investors are withdrawing from deals in the energy sector and other sectors as well.
Sethna added:
The agency noted that there are other investors worried about the slow pace of talks to form the new government after the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi under the pressure of protests. It is expected that the political blocs will name a new consensus candidate during this week to assume the post of prime minister. is over

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