Iran Construction Industry Exhibition - Baghdad

Iran Construction Industry Exhibition - Baghdad
Venue: Mansour Square Mansour Square - Exposed Baghdad Al-Dawli - Hall No. 2
Date: 2 to 5 May 1398
According to the public relations of AKPA Iran, in this period of the exhibition, which was opened in the presence of "Iraj Masjedi", the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Baghdad, companies in the fields of construction equipment and materials, electricity, steel, hardware, ceramic tiles Wood and cabinets are present.
Several private sector companies from East Azerbaijan, Khuzestan and Lorestan provinces, Mobarakeh Steel Company, Isfahan Steel Company, Jahan Foolad Sirjan, Jewood Industrial Complex, Khorramshahr Chamber of Commerce, #Akpa Iran Company are among the participants in this exhibition.
Speaking at the opening of the exhibition, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Baghdad said that Iran will not leave its friend and neighbor alone, just as it did not leave Iraq alone during the reconstruction period.
Iraj Masjedi added that the companies participating in this period of the exhibition are among the reputable Iranian companies, some of which have a long history of interaction with the Iraqi market.
He expressed hope that the private and official Iraqi sector would take the opportunity to set up the exhibition to work with reputable Iranian companies to rebuild and meet Iraq's essential needs.
In an interview with IRNA, the Trade Counselor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Baghdad also said that the exhibition, considering the target of $ 20 billion in trade ceiling between Iran and Iraq until 1400 during the March visit of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Hassan Rouhani to Baghdad and was held in this regard.
Nasser Behzad added that most of the Iranian companies present at this period of the exhibition are among the heavy industries, including steel and iron, construction materials and equipment, and other industries and products needed for the reconstruction and construction of Iraq.
The exhibition, which opens on Monday, is open to the public for four days.
Public Relations of AKPA Iran