Al-Sudani receives the members of Parliamentary Investment and Development Committee

Baghdad-INA
Prime Minister Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani affirmed on Sunday, that investment is the broadest and best way to support the Iraqi economy and provide job opportunities.

The media office of Prime Minister stated in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): " Al-Sudani received members of the Parliamentary Investment and Development Committee, and during the meeting, the most important laws and legislation that contribute to supporting the investment process in the country were discussed, as well as the most important practical solutions to problems which hinders the completion of investment projects, with the aim of reaching services that meet the aspirations of citizens."

Al-Sudani affirmed during the meeting, according to the statement, "his support for everything that pushes the investment process, considering it the broadest and best way to support the Iraqi economy and provide real job opportunities."

Prime Minister indicated that "the diagnosis of the imbalance is that it is the responsibility of the administration and not in the construction process itself, and that pioneering investment projects, such as the large port of Faw and the railway line with Turkey, will change the economic map of the region.

During the meeting they discussed the process of evaluating the heads of investment commissions in Baghdad and the provinces, according to a scientific form prepared for this purpose, in addition to discussing the amendment of Resolution No. 245 because there are paragraphs in it that impede the work of investors.

Al-Bayat noted that "they discussed the process of rehabilitating and expanding Baghdad International Airport, in addition to the possibility of holding an expanded investment conference, in order to provide all facilities to the local or foreign investor, in accordance with what was included in the government curriculum, which adopted improving the investment environment and presented it among its top priorities."