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| Kurdistan’s real estate sector worth nearly $10b |
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| The current real estate industry in Kurdistan is worth around $10 billion, according to Nechirvan Barzani, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq (KRG). |
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| Damac plans $15.3 billion project in Iraq |
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| Dubai-based Damac Properties unveiled plans to build a $15.3 billion (Dh55-billion) master development – Tarin Hills – in Iraq’s Kurdistan province, work on which will commence December. |
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| Kurdistan team to present energy package to Baghdad |
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| A delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq (KRG) will travel to Baghdad in two weeks to present a package to Parliament, hoping to reach an agreement on the federal oil law, according to Nechirvan Barzani, Prime Minister of KRG. |
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| Iraq oil earnings are expected to exceed $70 billion this year |
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| Iraq has earned $21 billion in the first four months of this year from oil sales, Oil Minister Hussein Shahristani has revealed. |
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| Swedish companies keen on Iraqi business |
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| Swedish companies have indicated that they are interested in doing business in Iraq. |
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| Iraq signs with contracts to build projects worth more than $63 billion |
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| Iraq has signed contracts worth more than $63 billion dollars with a large number of investment companies to implement reconstruction projects in Iraq. |
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| Foreign firms vie for $15 billion Iraqi construction contract |
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| International firms are competing for one of the largest construction schemes in the country at a total cost of nearly $15 billion, a statement by Baghdad Municipality said. |
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| Cancel crippling $60bn debts, Iraq asks its creditors at the Stockholm conference |
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| Iraq pressed its creditors to cancel about $60bn in debts at an international conference held in Stockholm. |
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