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  Iraqi Commercial Attaché UK


The Iraqi Commercial Attaché London was re-opened in Sept 2007 after being closed for many years due to the sanctions imposed on Iraq in the early 1990’s.

Objectives  

· The Iraqi Commercial Attaché London, promotes commercial activities with Iraq by  providing services and support to companies and organizations wishing to commence business with Iraq.

· The Iraqi Commercial Attaché London is currently providing Authentication for companies trading with Iraq, the Certificates of Origin and Commercial Invoices are all authenticated at the Iraqi Commercial Attaché London; please note some related documents are also authenticated.

 

WARNING!!! 
TO CONFIRM DETAILS OF COMPANIES & INDIVIDUALS 
Please be informed that we are currently experiencing a number of enquiries and complaints that have transpired to be fraudulent misrepresentation concerning persons claiming to be government officials or legally registered companies. 
We strongly advise you to always check and verify information given by people claiming to be representatives of companies or government institutions. We furthermore advise anyone wishing to enter into business relations with seemingly suspicious parties should contact our office at the Iraqi Commercial Attaché, or the relevant governmental departments prior to entering into any agreements and in particular before any exchange of money. 
Thank you.  

 

Invest in Iraq
  

Introduction

The long-term future of Iraq depends upon the revival of its economy, and reintegrating within the global trading system. Trade between the UK and Iraq increased in 2008, with the UK exporting £156m worth of goods, up from £133m in 2007. Goods imported from Iraq were worth £2.2m in 2008, down from £3.7m in 2007. 

What are the opportunities?       
                        
Although its economy has been seriously damaged by the effects of three wars and over a decade of economic sanctions, Iraq is plenteous in natural resources and possesses considerable potential for economic growth. The UK government wishes to see UK companies play a substantial role in the reconstruction of Iraq's essential infrastructure, and British firms are already active in a range of sectors, including:


· Power
· Water
· Health
· Telecommunications
· Oil and gas
· Construction
· Education 

 
Useful Links..

     

                      

  Ministry of Trade    Iraqi Fairs    Ministry of Oil       Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources

   General Commission For Taxes     Embassy of the Republic of Iraq       Ministry of Finance
 
Iraqi National Investment Commission 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

             

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