Baghdad – IA
Today, Saturday, the technical advisor to the Prime Minister, Muhammad Al-Daraji, announced the signing of an agreement between Iraq and Italy to finance industrial projects worth $700 million, while he confirmed the signing of memorandums of understanding to equip Iraq with (6) Italian factories for the private sector.
Al-Daraji told the (INA) that, “Under the guidance of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, an agreement was signed between the Supreme Committee for Sovereign Guarantees and the Italian Shasa Credit Corporation on behalf of the Italian government to finance industrial projects in Iraq worth $700 million,” noting that “it was Signing the agreement between the Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI) and two Italian banks to finance these projects.
He added, “As part of the government’s initiative to support the private sector, memorandums of understanding were also signed between Iraqi businessmen and businessmen from Italian suppliers of production lines and factories to supply 6 factories to Iraq,” indicating that “these factories include glass products, medicines, slaughterhouses, poultry and egg rearing, and gas processing.” The facility, an iron factory, and a pharmaceutical factory.”
