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- Investment Licensing Procedures
- Legal Registration
- Registering Companies in Iraq
- Local Partnerships
- Iraq's Bilateral and Multi-Party Agreements
- Taxation
- Free Zones in Iraq
- Iraq's Banking System and Currency
- Iraqi Capital Markets
- Trademark, Patent, and Copyright Protection
- Worker's Retirement and Social Pension Organization
- How to Apply for a visa
- Quality Standards
- Investing in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
- Key Iraqi Ministries
- First Amendment to Investment Law 13
- Food Safety and Agricultural Inspection Requirement
- Other Protections
Iraq's Bilateral and Multi-Party Agreements
Iraq signed a trade agreement with the United States on August 11, 2008, designed to improve trade and investment flows between the two countries. Iraq is a party to the Multi Investment Guarantee Agreement (MIGA), and currently serves as an observer in the World Trade Organization (WTO). In addition, Iraq is currently party to nine separate multiparty agreements within the Arab League, as well as 32 other bilateral agreements worldwide.
Iraq has also concluded Free Trade Agreements with the following countries:
| Algeria | Egypt |
| Jordan | Lebanon |
| Oman | Qatar |
| Syria | Sudan |
| Tunisia | UAE |
| Yemen |
Additionally, negotiations for investment agreements are underway with the following countries:
| Egypt | France |
| Germany | Italy |
| Jordan | Lebanon |
| Oman | Romania |
| Syria | Turkey |
| United Kingdom |