Parliamentary Economy: Investment Law will be amended for the third time

Parliamentary Economy: Investment Law will be amended for the third time in order to suit the conditions of the country

07/27/2015 13:25

Parliamentary Economy - Investment Law will be amended for the third timeTomorrow Press / Baghdad: Economic Commission representative confirmed Monday that the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006 will be amended for the third time in order to keep pace with the evolution in investment, noting that the third amendment needs to study in order to suit the conditions of the current country, as revealed that sessions Council next House of Representatives will vote on the law. She said committee member Nora Albjara for “tomorrow Press,” that “investment in the situation in Iraq is still below the level of ambition and there the problems faced especially with the law, which carries the number 13 in 2006 and organize its work.” She added that “the law was amended twice but the current requirements of the situation calls for that there is a modified third so provided the national investment modified version and the Commission now is considering the participation of experts, but under the current version needs to be an in-depth study because it has a lot of problems, in order to make it compatible with the country’s situation. ” confirmed Albjara that “the next House of Representatives sessions will read and vote on the law,” predicting that “the resolution of the law during the current year.” She noted that “the launch of the third amendment to the investment law to work effectively it is possible to happen a quantum leap in the field of investment, because of Iraq Infrastructure has to work and according to the amended law. ” The House of Representatives passed in 2006, the Iraqi investment law, which it was said at the time that it would open the doors wide open to foreign investment, due to submit a lot of facilities to foreign investors, but that many foreign companies are still hesitant because of fear of the unstable security reality in Iraq.

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