Strengthening Economic Cooperation for Sustainable Growth
In a significant move towards bolstering economic ties, Iraq’s Minister of Finance, Taif Sami Mohammed, met with Japan’s newly appointed ambassador to Iraq, Akira Endo, on January 30, 2025. The meeting, held at the Ministry of Finance, focused on expanding cooperation in financial, economic, and investment sectors, reinforcing the strong relationship between the two nations.
Japan’s Role in Iraq’s Economic Development
During the meeting, both sides discussed the potential for leveraging Japan’s expertise in supporting Iraq’s development and investment projects. Minister Sami expressed Iraq’s commitment to deepening financial and trade collaboration, recognizing the significant contributions of Japanese companies in implementing key infrastructure and economic projects.
On his part, Ambassador Endo reaffirmed Japan’s willingness to continue supporting Iraq, emphasizing the importance of the bilateral partnership in achieving long-term economic stability and growth.
A Step Toward Stronger Financial Ties
The discussion also covered enhancing financial cooperation mechanisms between Baghdad and Tokyo, aiming to create a more robust economic framework for mutual investment and trade growth. Both countries acknowledged the need for sustainable financial policies that can benefit Iraqi businesses and foreign investors alike.
This meeting marks a positive step forward in fostering deeper economic collaboration, opening new opportunities for financial partnerships that can drive Iraq’s economic development while strengthening Japan’s investment footprint in the region.
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