Iraq is setting its sights on attracting $250 billion in new investments by 2027, building on the $100 billion already secured over the past two years, according to the National Investment Commission (NIC).
The drive is supported by government-led reforms, pro-investment legislation, and regulatory measures designed to draw both Arab and international capital. NIC spokesperson Hanan Jassim noted that Iraq’s accession to global agreements protecting and encouraging investment has significantly boosted foreign investor confidence.
To further accelerate inflows, the NIC has launched an integrated investment map outlining over 100 strategic opportunities across multiple sectors of the economy.
The commission emphasized that these reforms are part of a broader strategy to transform Iraq into a competitive regional and global investment hub, while fostering economic diversification and sustainable growth.
Source: arabianbusiness.com
