Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani confirmed that the government has provided a safe investment environment, and financial and banking facilities that are attractive to experienced companies, which opens horizons for continuous cooperation, reflects positively on the local economy, creates job opportunities, and maximizes Iraq's oil resources, in light of the goal of converting at least 40% of Iraq's oil exports into derivatives and refining products, in addition to gas investment. A statement from his media office said that today, Sunday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, met with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al Hilal Companies, Hamid Jaafar, and his accompanying delegation, indicating that the meeting witnessed a review of the progress of work in the projects undertaken by the company in Iraq, especially the company's project within the fifth round of licensing, in addition to confirming the government's vision to expand productive partnerships with companies and regional and inte rnational economic groups, in cooperation with the Iraqi private sector, within the government's platform for economic reform. For his part, Hamid Jaafar expressed his appreciation for the government's steps in facilitating all aspects of fruitful work, and the Prime Minister's directives to remove obstacles and impediments that hinder the work of investment companies, and to create everything that would raise levels of cooperation. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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