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Details of Al-Sudani’s discussions with the International Finance Corporation delegation
3/5/2024
Haider Hisham
Haider Hisham
Today, Tuesday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani stressed the importance of supporting projects associated with the Development Road Project
The Prime Minister’s Media Office stated, “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received a delegation from the International Finance Corporation/IFC, headed by the institution’s Vice President for Middle East Affairs, Hala Sheikh Rouhwa.”
He explained, "The meeting witnessed a review of the areas and prospects of cooperation between Iraq and the institution, which is one of the institutions of the World Bank," stressing that "the government is continuing with economic reforms and measures to improve the investment environment, as well as implementing projects that contribute to increasing the gross domestic product and supporting non-profit sectors." Oil and empowering the private sector.
The Prime Minister called on the Corporation to open a training institute in Iraq that specializes in developing banking work, preparing economic models for projects, and supporting the Iraqi private sector’s trends in the obesity and construction materials industry, with increasing demand following the progress of new city projects, as well as developing the capabilities of the General Company for Carbon Economics. Which Iraq is working to establish.
He stressed "the importance of supporting projects associated with the Development Road Project, as well as completing the discussion of plans prepared for the rehabilitation of Baghdad International Airport, which are sponsored by the Corporation."
For her part, Hala Rawha indicated, “The institution’s readiness to cooperate with Iraq in all fields, and appreciated the government’s role in expanding reforms and adopting a path that contributes to reducing carbon emissions,” pointing to “continuing work to complete plans to rehabilitate and expand Baghdad International Airport, and support sustainable development.” Promoting the growth of diverse economic sectors...
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