July 24, 2010Al-Maliki to the Iranians: New government will go towards the development of the economy
بغداد/ اور نيوز Baghdad / Orr News
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said the new Iraqi government after the pose will go towards the construction, reconstruction and development of the Iraqi economy, and during a meeting in his official office, Saturday, Associate Economic First Vice-President of Iran, noting that the area is open to Iranian companies to work in Iraq.
A statement by the Office of the Prime Minister "Maliki said during a meeting in his official office, on Saturday, Associate Economic Vice-President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ali Agha Mohammadi, the eagerness of the Iraqi government to develop relations with Iran in all fields, particularly economic and trade."
"After we finish the stage of forming the new government, we are heading towards the construction, reconstruction and development of the Iraqi economy, and the field open to Iranian companies and businessmen in this framework, and a firm desire of the parties must place it within the frameworks of correct form in which they benefit the two countries."
"We look forward to increasing trade exchange between Iran and Iraq, and our part, we have increased border crossing points between the two countries, and we must improve the working conditions in these ports to accommodate the goods, as well as cooperation in the fields of electricity and oil."
The Iraqi prime minister to the existence of a better legal environment to attract investment, saying that "the laws of the National Investment Commission are good, and look forward to the new parliament, the laws of suitable investment for the work of international companies in Iraq, including Iranian businesses, so we can attract the largest number of companies to contribute to the the reconstruction process ", according to MEMRI statement.
For his part, noted Associate's Economic First Vice-President of Iran to "his country's support for the Iraqi government in the efforts to maintain Iraq's stability and well-being and prosperity in it, and work to expand cooperation between the two countries in economic, trade and develop the work of border controls and increased trade, and contribute to the investment projects and develop the sectors of electricity and transport, "the statement said.
He Ali Agha Mohammadi, a desire "to meet with officials in the ministries of electricity and transport and the Investment Authority of Iraq to strengthen the relationship and broaden cooperation in those areas." '
