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BAGHDAD - Iraq Presse -17 October Ulm: Germany announced, revealed the German ambassador in Iraq Britta Wagner for her contract Stbermh companies participating in Aldroh forty Baghdad International Fair with the ministries of trade and electricity worth up to 117 million euros.
She said Britta Wagner, told reporters on the sidelines lose to ward her in the Baghdad International Fair, said that "about 25 German companies participated in the Baghdad International Fair, at its forty competencies distributed among the electricity sector, dams, housing and manufacturing oils, perfumes and others."
She said Wagner, that "German companies met with representatives from government agencies and Iraqi private sector to put forward ideas and proposals and discuss investment opportunities and contribute to the national development programs, especially that Iraq need of help in the process of construction and reconstruction," noting that "many German companies agreed in principle with some government agencies and local Iraqi implementation of some of the work and projects. "
German Ambassador explained that "Siemens and other German companies participating in the exhibition will sign final contracts worth about 117 million euros," pointing out that such "contracts were distributed between the ministries of electricity and trade."
She Wagner, that "Siemens contracts with the Ministry of Electricity related to the processing of some Iraqi plants need equipment," asserting that "German companies are strongly interested in working in the promising Iraqi market." Ended (1)
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She said Britta Wagner, told reporters on the sidelines lose to ward her in the Baghdad International Fair, said that "about 25 German companies participated in the Baghdad International Fair, at its forty competencies distributed among the electricity sector, dams, housing and manufacturing oils, perfumes and others."
She said Wagner, that "German companies met with representatives from government agencies and Iraqi private sector to put forward ideas and proposals and discuss investment opportunities and contribute to the national development programs, especially that Iraq need of help in the process of construction and reconstruction," noting that "many German companies agreed in principle with some government agencies and local Iraqi implementation of some of the work and projects. "
German Ambassador explained that "Siemens and other German companies participating in the exhibition will sign final contracts worth about 117 million euros," pointing out that such "contracts were distributed between the ministries of electricity and trade."
She Wagner, that "Siemens contracts with the Ministry of Electricity related to the processing of some Iraqi plants need equipment," asserting that "German companies are strongly interested in working in the promising Iraqi market." Ended (1)
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