24 April, 2010
U.S. embassy confirms the readiness of 110 American companies to enter Iraq following the formation of next government
Emphasized the commercial attache at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Jean Psoer, Friday, Iran's determination to make Iraq a better economically.
Emphasized the commercial attache at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Jean Psoer, Friday, Iran's determination to make Iraq a better economically.
The Psoer in a statement that "The United States will adopt a comprehensive plan in coordination with the Iraqi government to make Iraq the best country, economically and commercially through the activation of investment projects and to invite American companies and private to the implementation of projects in Iraq," noting that "the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq stands in 2011 will not affect at all the trends of the United States in the maturing of the economic project in the country and seek to support the infrastructure projects that I lost Iraq over the past years. "
Psoer added that "there are more than 110 U.S. companies will come to Iraq following the formation of the next Iraqi government," noting that "the U.S. administration plans to approach the States requiring Iraq to give up part of the aim of opening the way for economic recovery in the country."
Psoer and that "the framework agreement (strategic) concluded by Iraq with the United States as an economic agreement as a distinct support Iraq economically in the Middle East."
