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21 Arab and foreign countries and 600 companies at Baghdad International Fair
1/14/2025
The activities of the Baghdad International Fair in its (48) session will start on the first of next February, with the active participation of 21 Arab and foreign countries and 600 companies with different specializations.
The Director General of the Ministry’s Exhibitions and Commercial Services Company, Dr. Mustafa Nizar Jumaa Al-Ani, said in an interview with “Al-Sabah” followed by “Al-Eqtisad News” that the exhibition will continue for seven days, and will be held under the slogan (Investment, Development, Prosperity).
He pointed out that the Ministry prepared early to hold the exhibition in its (48) session, as 21 Arab and foreign countries will participate in it, in addition to 600 local and international companies, indicating that the Ministry is still receiving requests to participate in this version, which is being continuously monitored by the Minister of Commerce.
He explained that the exhibition will include the two largest pavilions for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Oman, as well as the golden sponsor of the exhibition, represented by the State of Qatar, in addition to preparing two large halls dedicated to national industries that witnessed a remarkable turnout by visitors during the past year.
Al-Ani pointed out that the ministry provides support to national industries through the Export Fund, and urges local companies to develop exports and establish advanced factories that can meet local needs, especially after the government issued several decisions to support the national product by preventing the import of many materials provided by the industrial sector.
He added that the exhibition will also witness the participation of government institutions, unions and private sector organizations, with an ambition to attract a large number of companies in the current session, in an effort to conclude contracts between the private and international sectors.
He added that the exhibition is an important economic gateway and a social oasis that attracts the public, in light of the major economic changes that the country is witnessing as part of the government program.
Al-Ani stated that the aim of holding the exhibition is to enhance cooperation between local and international companies and provide investment opportunities. It also represents a platform for communication between foreign companies and investors to exchange experiences and learn about the latest technologies in all sectors, stressing that all participating companies will display their production and will have a share in the Iraqi market and contribute to all governorates.
