Friday, December 30, 2011

Iraq Economic News ~ Links ~ Voice of Iraq Headline News for December 30, 2011 ...

The resumption of oil exports from Kirkuk to Ceyhan

Economist: draft deleted the three zeros did not lead to the strengthening of Iraqi dinar. And it will cost the State large sums

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The euro eased against the dollar under pressure from gloomy predictions for 2012

Petroleum products in Maysan governorate, Karbala declares with white oil throughout the ceremony, visit alarbainih

In 2011 ... A slight twist in the telecommunications sector.And bad services of mobile operators are still

Industrial expert calls for corporate restructuring of the Ministry of industry for activated

Committee on economy and investment: the Commission prepared a questionnaire to assess material ration

Deputy competent gold price decrease attributed to fluctuations in world oil. And confirms that the decrease does not affect Iraqi economy

America concluded a deal to sell Saudi f-15 fighter jets for $ 29 billion

Electricity announces the arrival of more than 850 Lebanese converter

Oil exports stop Kirkuk to Ceyhan for hours for low stock

Officials and agricultural experts in Basra calling for promoting agriculture through investment

Three ministries pulls work from companies have been reluctant to implement projects in Diwaniyah

Access a variety of cargo ship 16 to the ports of Umm Qasr and Basra

Sources: Saudi Arabia will give Yemen 500 000 tons of fuel

Building 20 health centres in Baghdad Governorate Council plan for the development of the territories

Ministry of industry: iron and steel company signed a contract with Turkish premier company worth 95 billion dinars

Foreign investors expect strong performance of the Bourse in 2012

Economic: comprehensive strategy plan should be developed and linked to a timetable for the development of the Iraqi economy

Economist expect big breakthroughs in industrial and agricultural sectors over the coming year

Association of private banks for the Federal Government to support community banks