The visit to Washington is 100% technical and will witness the signing of contracts with major companies - Sudanese Advisor, 17 APRIL

  The visit to Washington is 100% technical and will witness the signing of contracts with major companies - Sudanese Advisor

"Different from its predecessors"

Nasser Al-Asadi, Advisor to the Prime Minister for Transport Affairs, confirmed on Monday that the visit conducted by the Prime Minister and his accompanying delegation to the United States is 100% technical, and it differs from all visits of previous prime ministers, indicating that it will witness the signing of contracts with major companies.

Al-Asadi said in an interview with the official agency, followed by the 964 Network , that “the Prime Minister’s visit to Washington is very important and different from all the visits of previous prime ministers to the United States, as it was always concerned with issues of security, the army, and military movements, but this visit is a technical visit 100 %, and will address the topics of health, education, energy, transportation, services, and various industries, pharmaceutical, construction, mechanical, and food, in addition to the presence of a program included in the visit that specializes in democratic pluralism in Iraq, which is represented by population pluralism and the categories of Iraqi society, its components, and their needs,” stressing that “the importance of the visit comes from these topics.” Which is always discussed internally and never discussed externally.”

He added, "Relations with the United States of America are not just security, army, and military relations. There is global expertise possessed by the United States that can be transferred to Iraq, especially in the fields of aviation and transportation management, tourism management, and banking in insurance companies."

He pointed out that “America is a large country with huge global capabilities and expertise, and Iraq needs to develop the aviation sector in terms of examiners, civil aviation systems, training of pilots and staff in Iraqi Airlines and the Civil Aviation Authority in Iraqi airports, as well as the method of managing Iraqi airports, and therefore it is necessary Transferring this experience and benefiting from it due to our strong relationship with the United States.”

He pointed out that “there are new sectors that have entered the Iraqi market, including the metro transportation sector and the public transportation sector by using multiple methods, and therefore the technology present in the United States must be transferred to Iraq in a modern and advanced manner, and benefit from it through training and developing the relationship with the means of transportation in The United States,” noting that “this is done through transferring technology to Iraq and then managing it and investing in the field of transportation to manage the transportation sector in Iraq.”

He continued: “We had a meeting with the private sector in Iraq, and there are meetings tomorrow and the day after tomorrow with the American private sector, and there must be interaction between the two sectors in order to build an economic revolution inside Iraq,” stressing “the necessity of turning to the private sector and developing it to help the government in Speed ​​up the work".

He noted that “the government proposed the Baghdad Metro project for investment, and thus involved the private sector in this process, especially since the private sector is the one that develops the country and has the upper hand in expanding investment, and therefore the government must help the private sector and open opportunities for it.”

He pointed out that “hundreds of American companies have contacted the Iraqi embassy for the purpose of meeting with the Prime Minister, in addition to contracts that will be signed with large companies in the United States,” adding: “Now we are heading, through our embassy and the commercial attaché, to open opportunities for American companies to invest in Iraq through the Iraqi private sector.”

He stressed “the necessity of building a partnership between these sectors to develop the banking sector in Iraq, as no investor can enter Iraq with a weak banking sector, so a large space has been allocated to discuss this sector, in addition to insurance companies and intellectual property protection, for the advancement of Iraq.” To the investable countries platform.

He stressed that “the Prime Minister’s visit to Washington, and his intention to expand meetings with multiple groups within the American investment sector, will open a big door for the Iraqi private sector, and we have given the opportunity and priority to develop the important service sectors in the country, including pharmaceutical, construction, and food industries that contribute to developing the economic base in the country.” It provides great job opportunities for Iraqi youth who are currently unemployed.”

He concluded by saying: “The importance of this visit is that it is not an ordinary visit, but rather a 100 percent purely economic and technical visit that opens the way for all Iraqi and non-Iraqi sectors to develop the country economically.” link