IUSBC Leads Trade Delegation to Baghdad
A delegation of 14 American business executives visited Baghdad to explore investment opportunities in energy, infrastructure, and technology sectors.
The Iraqi-US Business Council connects executives, investors, and entrepreneurs across two nations — opening doors to trade, investment, and lasting partnerships.
"We exist to build the bridges that commerce requires — connecting people, capital, and opportunity between Iraq and the United States."
Founded on the belief that strong business ties create lasting peace and prosperity, IUSBC serves as the premier platform for Iraqi and American business leaders to connect, collaborate, and grow together. Whether you are an established corporation or an emerging enterprise, IUSBC opens doors that would otherwise remain closed.
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We engage governments, regulators, and institutions on both sides to shape policies that support bilateral commerce, protect business interests, and foster a stable investment climate.
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A delegation of 14 American business executives visited Baghdad to explore investment opportunities in energy, infrastructure, and technology sectors.
Over 200 executives and government officials gathered for the annual forum, forging new partnerships and reviewing the state of US-Iraq commerce.
The Council submitted a comprehensive set of recommendations to both the US Department of Commerce and the Iraqi Ministry of Trade.