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The Iraqi-Moroccan Economic Council is a joint entity that aims to enhance economic, trade, and investment cooperation between the Republic of Iraq and the Kingdom of Morocco. It achieves this by creating a formal platform that brings together business leaders, investors, companies, and relevant government agencies in both countries. The Council works to support bilateral partnerships, facilitate the transfer of expertise and capital, and develop joint projects in the fields of industry, trade, energy, tourism, education, agriculture, and logistics. It also strives to address challenges facing investors, provide economic information, and organize events, exhibitions, and forums that promote cooperation opportunities. We believe that economic cooperation between Iraq and Morocco represents a strategic opportunity to build long-term relationships that contribute to sustainable growth, expand markets, and create a competitive and advanced business environment that serves the interests of both brotherly nations.

The Iraqi-Moroccan Economic Council undertakes a wide range of activities aimed at strengthening trade and investment cooperation between Iraq and Morocco, most notably: 1. Organizing Economic Forums and Conferences Hosting regular events that bring together businesspeople, investors, and officials from both countries to present opportunities and explore partnerships. 2. Supporting and Developing Trade Relations Facilitating trade exchange, removing obstacles to the movement of goods and services, and strengthening ties between Iraqi and Moroccan companies. 3. Providing Economic Information and Studies Preparing reports and analyses on markets, laws, and investment opportunities, enabling investors to make informed decisions based on accurate data. 4. Attracting and Encouraging Joint Investment Promoting strategic projects in the fields of industry, tourism, agriculture, energy, transportation, and logistics. 5. Organizing Official Delegations and Visits Coordinating visits by businesspeople and economic delegations between the two countries to enhance direct communication and explore new opportunities. 6. Conducting Training Courses and Workshops Developing the capabilities of companies and entrepreneurs through specialized training programs and workshops. 7. Building partnerships with governmental and private institutions Strengthening cooperation with ministries, investment authorities, and chambers of commerce to achieve effective coordination that serves the business sector.