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ARTICLE · 09 JUNE 2010

Doing Business in Iraq

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Iraq is the new Middle East destination for business and investments. Being one of the richest countries in oil and gas; as well as emerging from years of war, and the economic growth being experienced all together put Iraq under the spot light.

IraqCorporate/Commercial Law
Khaled Saqqaf
Khaled Saqqaf

Iraq is the new Middle East destination for business and investments. Being one of the richest countries in oil and gas; as well as emerging from years of war, and the economic growth being experienced all together put Iraq under the spot light.

Since most foreign companies are interested to invest and establish a legal presence in Iraq; there are several options that companies may wish to consider regarding their incorporation.

Some of them may want to extend into Iraq using a representative office, or conduct business through a branch; others may wish to incorporate a new Iraq entity or partner with locals. All of these options are available under the current Iraqi law depending on the needs, business, governmental contacts, and activities to be exercised in Iraq.

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