May 9, 2011
This month ..Maliki and Nichass signed an investment agreement in Baghdad
Czech Prime Minister to visit Iraq at the head of a large economic delegation
بغداد ـ الصباح Baghdad morning
Al »morning» from the beginning of a parliamentary source said Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his Czech counterpart Peter Nichass sign in Baghdad this month, investment cooperation agreement between the two countries.
The source said: The «Czech Prime Minister will visit Iraq in the twenty-fourth of May next», pointing out that «during the visit, will sign a bilateral agreement is important for the protection of investments.
The source pointed out that «the Convention will facilitate the protection of investments and to ensure to reassure businessmen and Czech companies.
The head of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari visited separately Prague recently, where they agreed there to increase cooperation in the fields of trade, military and educational institutions. For her part, Ambassador Czech accredited to Iraq during a meeting yesterday, the Director of Economic Relations Agency, Ministry of Commerce endorsed Hussein, Nichass visit to Baghdad this month.
The source quoted a ministry official on Ambassador as saying during the meeting: the high-level delegation led by Czech Prime Minister, including ministers of trade and industry, finance, defense and businessmen representing 35 companies will arrive in Baghdad soon for talks during which the signing of the Joint Convention between the two countries.
And confirmed the Ambassador said in a statement issued by the ministry received »Sabah» copy of it, the eagerness of her country to develop relations and activated with Iraq in order to achieve common interests, by a desire to participate in the session of the Baghdad International Fair, the next and work to create the appropriate atmosphere for companies entering the Czech market to contribute to the operations reconstruction and investment in Iraq, especially after the improvement of security, the country, pointing out that companies country wide activities in the Kurdistan region.
