Iraq is witnessing stability and has an attractive environment for investments.
First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohsen al-Mandalawi affirmed on Tuesday that Iraq is interested in developing its relations with its brothers, neighbors, and friends. He also stated that Iraq invites reputable companies to invest in Iraq and benefit from its internal stability and attractive environment.
The media office of the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, said in a statement received by Al-Maalouma that “Al-Mandalawi received the Turkish Ambassador to Iraq, Anil Bora Inan, and his accompanying delegation to discuss a number of important issues at the local and regional levels, as well as bilateral relations and ways to strengthen them in various fields.”
He stressed, according to the statement, that “Iraq is interested in developing its relations with its brothers, neighbors, and friends, and provides significant facilities for solid companies to invest in the country. He called on them to take advantage of the internal stability and attractive environment to expand their participation and presence, particularly in the areas of developing the energy and electricity sectors, improving infrastructure services, and strengthening their economic partnership to serve common interests.”
Al-Mandlawi called for urgent, high-level dialogue between the governments and parliaments of the region’s countries to address threats that destabilize regional security and stability, and to work seriously to prevent the expansion of the conflict, deter the Zionist occupation forces from implementing their malicious plans, and to work together to stop the crimes of genocide in Gaza, and to condemn the ongoing violations of the sovereignty of Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen.
In Baghdad and Erbil, the dollar recorded a new decline against the Iraqi Dinar.
The US dollar exchange rate against the Iraqi dinar fell on Tuesday morning in Baghdad markets and in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region.
A Shafaq News Agency correspondent said that the dollar price fell on the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya stock exchanges, recording 146,800 dinars for every $100, while yesterday morning, Monday, the price was recorded at 147,200 dinars for every $1.
The agency’s correspondent noted that selling prices at exchange shops in Baghdad’s local markets fell, with the selling price reaching 148,000 Iraqi dinars for $100, and the buying price reaching 146,000 dinars for $100.
In Erbil, the dollar also declined, with the selling price reaching 146,800 dinars per $100 and the buying price reaching 146,700 dinars per $100.
