Trade with Iraq amounted to more than $ 20 billion

by **Ponee** Sun Jul 03, 2016 12:33 pm

Alsumaria News / Baghdad
confirmed China, Sunday, that the volume of trade with Iraq amounted to more than $ 20 billion, while Iraq called on Chinese companies to rehabilitate the infrastructure for various sectors in Iraq , most notably industry and electricity. He said Iraqi Trade Minister Salman Jumaili on the sidelines of his meeting with Chinese Ambassador in Baghdad , Chen Wei Qing, said in a statement Alsumaria News received a copy of the "strong relations with China and the volume of trade exchange between the two countries in the rapid development , " calling "Chinese companies to rehabilitate the infrastructure for various sectors in Iraq , most notably industry and electricity."

He Jumaili that "China 's important role in participating the rehabilitation of the electricity sector and the construction of industrial cities in a modern way as well as the possibility of studying the purchase on credit and the statement of opinion bodies, ministries and prepare a final version provided to the Chinese side." For his part ,Chinese Ambassador Chen Wei Qing that "trade with Iraq size exceeds said 20 billion dollars , "noting that" the volume of trade can be increased under Machhdh relations between the two countries of progress and development in all areas. " He added that" China opened its doors to Iraqis students to study and obtain certificates of scientific, medical and engineering disciplines and to more than 200 the jurisdiction of each year and this Mivch the door to the development of Iraqi cadres in various fields. " Iraq has assigned with the People 's Republic of China , in December 2015, during the visit of Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi last of China 's five agreements and memoranda of understanding on economic and technological, military, diplomatic , and oil and energy cooperation.

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