Al-Eidani: Al-Sudani's visit to Britain resulted in removing Iraq from the red list for risk assessment
Basra Governor Asaad Al-Eidani revealed on Wednesday that the investment status in Iraq was raised from the red list to the orange list during Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani’s visit to London. In what he described as an important achievement, he revealed that new security and financial agreements were reached with Britain during the visit.
Al-Eidani, who accompanied the visiting Iraqi delegation to Britain, said in a statement reported by the official news agency, and reviewed by "Al-Eqtisad News", that "Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's current visit to Britain resulted in the transformation of the risk assessment in Iraq from the red list to the orange list in terms of the investment environment, and this is an important achievement and we may advance to yellow."
He added, "The businessmen accompanying the Prime Minister on the visit welcomed the new assessment, which may be transformed to yellow at a later time."
He continued, "Many British businessmen have concluded agreements with the Iraqi side in several fields, including education and universities, and a number of British businessmen have agreed with their Iraqi counterparts to establish joint laboratories."
He pointed out that "the Prime Minister held a meeting today with the British Home Secretary, and many topics related to security were discussed, especially the file of exchanging expertise between the Iraqi and British Interior Ministries."
He pointed out that "there was also a financial meeting, and an agreement was signed between the Trade Bank of Iraq and British financial institutions. There is also a financial meeting attended by the Prime Minister that could discuss support for the Iraqi private sector from British financial institutions, especially after raising the risk assessment from red to orange link
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