Economy News - Baghdad On Sunday, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Fouad Hussein met with Turkey's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alp Arslan Bayrakdar, to explore
The Dollar's Continued Instability: Current Exchange Rates in Baghdad Overview The United States dollar is experiencing notable fluctuations, contributing to a climate of economic uncertainty in Baghdad. Understanding these dynamics
Lack of Effective Policy in Iraq's Electricity Sector: An Analysis Hamid Kassar Al-Zobaie, a key member of the Parliamentary Energy and Electricity Committee, stated on Sunday that there is an
Iraq's Oil Ministry Announces New Crude Oil Transport Pipeline in Baghdad The Iraqi Ministry of Oil has confirmed the completion of a crucial pipeline designed to enhance the transport of
Economy News Update - Baghdad Minister of Electricity Ziyad Ali Fadel announced on Sunday a significant agreement with Turkish Energy Minister Alp Arslan Bayrakdar to elevate electricity supply via the
Ministry of Oil: Lifting of a Pipeline for Crude Oil Transport in Baghdad The Iraqi Ministry of Oil has announced the successful lifting of a pipeline intended for the transportation
Political Leverage through Salary Issues: Insights from Former MP Muhammad Al-Shabaki On Sunday, former MP Muhammad Al-Shabaki articulated concerns regarding the ongoing use of salary-related issues by Kurdish parties as
Government Advisor Discloses Iraq's Foreign Reserves Size Overview of Iraq's Financial Position A recent statement by a government advisor has confirmed the current standing of Iraq's foreign reserves, shedding light
Economic Insights - Baghdad The Financial Adviser to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, stated on Sunday that Iraq's foreign exchange reserves serve as a vital safeguard against economic volatility,
Iraq's Commitment to Renewable Energy: Prime Minister Al-Sudani Aims to Join Global Solar Coalition In a recent statement, Prime Minister Muhammad Shi'a Al-Sudani articulated Iraq's interest in aligning with the