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Iraqi army = Hired mercenaries
Just ignore the comment above, Malik Alashter.
Many thanks for your passing by I hope our relationship get better and tighter, since Pakistan has a lot to offer to us indeed.Dnt troll my frnd.
Just ignore the comment above, Malik Alashter.
Many thanks for your passing by I hope our relationship get better and tighter, since Pakistan has a lot to offer to us indeed.Dnt troll my frnd.
Iraq ready to provide oil to Pakistan: Ambassador
Islamabad—The Ambassador of Iraq to Pakistan, Dr. Rushdi Al-Ani said Wednesday that his country was ready to provide oil to Pakistan unconditionally to help it cope with energy crisis.
Talking to a delegation of women entrepreneurs led by Samina Fazil, President, Islamabad Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IWCCI), the Ambassador said that international media was intentionally painting gloomy picture of Pakistan to harass investors and isolate this great Islamic country.
He said that Iraq considers Pakistan a super power and was ready to help it cope with the current energy crisis by providing oil. He said that Baghdad was also eager to import technology, edibles, and medicines from Pakistan and wants investment from Pakistani companies as the situation in his country has improved to a great extent.
Besides, Dr. Rushdi Al-Ani informed that Iraq imports over 40 million tonnes of cement, wheat, rice, sugar and other items from many countries but now it has been decided to make Pakistan a major trading partner. He said that Iraq offers tremendous investment opportunities in construction, manufacturing, education and other sectors which can also benefit Pakistani investors.
While inviting Pakistan pharmaceuticals to Iraq, he said that only American and Indian medicine are available in his country. “I will personally facilitate Pakistani businessmen to get visa at the earliest,” he said adding that he would help Pakistani business community in developing contacts in Iraq so that they can run the affairs smoothly.
The business women of the two countries should also establish links to enhance bilateral trade, he suggested. On the occasion, Samina Fazil and others expressed interest in exporting items concerning to health, agriculture, livestock, garments, jewellery, handicrafts, marble and granite and emphasized on joint ventures. They said that direct flights are imperative to accelerate the trade between the two countries.
Samina said that private sectors of both countries should come forward to explore opportunities of trade and investment and demanded removal of tariff and non- tariff barriers. She also stressed the need to channelize the trade related information and regular exchange of business delegations.
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