This was stated during his speech at the Partnerships Day celebration between the Iraqi government and the International Finance Corporation, where he said: “We congratulate the Iraqis on signing partnership contracts with the International Finance Corporation, with which we have long-standing relationships and projects,” confirming the continued governmental support for the private sector.
Al-Sudani pointed out that the Iraqi government has prepared to launch a new phase to support the private sector, emphasizing that the number of private sector employees is equivalent to the workforce of two state ministries. He noted that it is an active partner in generating job opportunities, attracting foreign capital, and encouraging other international institutions, according to the Iraqi News Agency (INA).
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia’ Al-Sudani, added that the government has approved a package of laws to support the private sector, noting that the volume of foreign and Arab investments in Iraq has reached 100 billion dollars. He confirmed that the private sector is a key partner in achieving the government’s vision to restructure the economy and meet the needs of the citizens.
