Hamid Al-Ghazi: The government is serious about opening up to the countries of the world
Baghdad: The Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, Hamid Naeem Al-Ghazi, said, during his meeting with the ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway who is not residing in Iraq, Tun Elizabeth, that the government is serious about opening up to the countries of the world because of what Iraq has of the elements that attract international countries and major investment companies.
Al-Ghazi indicated, in a statement, that “the government is determined to end the issue of the displaced and restore stability to the liberated areas, and that the Ministry of Immigration and Displacement has made great steps towards closing a large number of camps and returning the displaced to their areas voluntarily, after the relevant ministries and international organizations contributed. To restore the infrastructure, road projects, schools, water and electric power networks.
For her part, Elizabeth praised the “efforts of the Iraqi government to restore stability in the liberated areas and its high coordination with the international community,” stressing “the Kingdom of Norway’s willingness to extend a helping hand to contribute to ending the issue of the displaced and rehabilitating the liberated areas.” She expressed.
“She expressed her hope that the Norwegian companies will take their role in the reconstruction of Iraq and the establishment of investment projects, especially since their companies have started implementing projects related to solar energy in Karbala Governorate and Alexandria.”