Economy News – Baghdad
The Ministry of Commerce announced today, Saturday, the conclusion of the activities of the Baghdad International Fair in its 47th session, while touching on its advantages.
The Minister of Commerce, Atheer Al-Ghurair, said in a statement received by “Economy News: “The activities of the session were distinguished compared to previous sessions in terms of organization, qualification, diversity and size of participations of countries and companies, as well as the achievement of many partnership contracts between the Iraqi sectors and sectors of countries and companies participating in the international session.”
He pointed out that “the Baghdad International Fair is a message to the world that Iraq is coming strongly as an important economic player capable of containing and interacting with the largest international gatherings in a way that serves the aspirations of our people for a free and dignified life, as well as that the exhibition was a message from the participating countries for their desire to build bridges of cooperation with Iraq.”
For his part, the company’s general manager Mustafa Al-Ani confirmed “the conclusion of the activities of the Baghdad International Fair as another year in his pioneering career that accompanied its launch in the 1960s,” and said that “this session was characterized by the participation of 22 countries and 850 local, Arab and international companies, which is the highest participation compared to previous sessions, where the participation of the Kingdom of Arabia was the largest participation.”
He added that “the conclusion of this session gives other aspects to the new Iraq in its economic developments, which can give it the opportunity to enter international investments, as the exhibition witnessed commercial shows of various international and local goods and goods in addition to the projects and achievements of local and international companies from various sectors as well as projects related to infrastructure, agricultural, industrial, technological and other fields.”
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