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    80 companies from 17 countries participated in the construction of food industry in Basra

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    80 companies from 17 countries participated in the construction of food industry in Basra Empty 80 companies from 17 countries participated in the construction of food industry in Basra

    Post by Hkp1 Fri 22 Feb 2013, 11:18 am

    80 companies from 17 countries participated in the construction of food industry in Basra


    Author: MB
    Editor: AA
    Friday, February 22, 2013 16: 09 GMT
    Part of that fettha today in Basra

    Alsumaria news/Basrah
    Opened
    to organize trade shows, Friday, construction and food industries in
    Basra involving 80 companies from 17 countries, the management of the
    company the Organization attributed the large Turkish companies involved
    to obtain the support of the Turkish Government.

    He said
    Chairman of the Basrah International exhibition Muhammad Sharif in an
    interview for "alsumaria news", that "at least 80 companies from 17
    countries participated in two exhibitions, one for construction and
    Agriculture and food industries", stating that "participating companies
    of which about 40 Turkish companies, and mostly from the United States,
    Germany and South Korea, Portugal and Egypt, Sudan, Jordan and Iran and
    India and Bangladesh.

    Sharif noted that "many Turkish firms
    participate due to the support of the Turkish Government to companies
    that participate in foreign trade shows in support of the national
    industry," adding that "the Government includes support for a large part
    of the expenses involved in exhibitions.

    Sharif noted that
    "exposed who opened today and continue three days hopefully given lots
    of Iraqi businessmen and merchants," such trade fairs contribute to
    revitalizing commercial traffic and improve the economic situation in
    Basra. "

    For his part, said the Chairman of the Committee on
    economic development in Basra Governorate Council Mahmoud 4gayts in an
    interview for "alsumaria news", that "the local Government supports
    international trade fairs and depend on strengthening the economic
    position of the Mayor, who provided a valuable opportunity for local
    businesses to the private sector to build bridges of cooperation with
    foreign companies."

    Many of the companies specialized in
    construction and food industries also exposed, including security and
    safety control systems and some State companies in vulnerable, including
    public ports company, Ministry of transport, cement State company in
    the South of the Ministry of industry and minerals.

    The Basra
    governorate after mid-2008 has seen the influx of dozens of Turkish
    companies to operate, after Iranian companies are more foreign companies
    operating in the province and active presence, but that equation turned
    in 2010 as a result of the increase in the number of Turkish companies
    and expansion of its dealings with the local private sector, and most of
    those companies specializing in construction, trade and industry, and
    another specializing in air transport and lifting sunken naval pieces
    and organizing international trade fairs.

    It seems that the tense
    political relations between Iraq and Turkey did not significantly
    affect cooperation and trade between the two countries, the domestic
    market saturated with goods and various Turkish goods, particularly food
    and home.


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