PM Al-Sudani Meets with Representatives of Two Czech Companies Specializing in Aircraft Manufacturing and Oil & Gas in Prague
Baghdad-INA
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani held two separate meetings today with representatives of Aero Vodochody, a company specializing in aircraft manufacturing, and UNIS, a company specializing in oil and gas processing and petrochemical industries, as part of his official visit to the Czech Republic.
The Media Office of the Prime Minister stated in a statement, received by The Iraqi News Agency-INA that 'Discussions focused on ways to enhance cooperation between the two companies and Iraq, with a focus on establishing integrated partnerships with specialized international firms. These partnerships aim to strengthen the local industry by advancing aircraft maintenance capabilities and implementing oil, gas processing, and petrochemical production projects'.
The statement added ,"Prime Minister Al-Sudani reaffirmed Iraq's commitment to deepening cooperation with Czech companies due to its expertise and the potential contributions it can bring to Iraq in its areas of specialization. He also highlighted the government's dedication to creating a favorable investment climate, ensuring the provision of necessary facilities and support to localize various industries in Iraq".
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