Doing Business in Iraq

Doing business in Iraq -UK Companies and the £10 Billion Iraqi Loan for British Contracts

Doing Business in Iraq. Discover How Proelium Law Can Offer Comprehensive Legal Support For Your Organisation to Succeed in This High-Risk Environment.

Republic of Iraq: Humanitarian Situation 2018

Children in IDP camp

This report offers an overview of the humanitarian situation in Iraq in 2018. Since the rise of ISIS in 2014, more than 6 million Iraqi civilians have been displaced. 2.6million internally displaced people (IDPs) remain.

Potential threat to Oil facilities and transports as new insurgent group, The White Flags, attempts to establish itself in northern Iraq

Oil industry well pumps

Since December 2017, evidence has emerged of a new faction of insurgents operating in northern Iraq.  Dubbed the White Flags or White Banners for their symbol – a white banner decorated with the image of a lion head – the group has focused its activities in the region between Baghdad and Kirkuk and in particular around the town of Tuz Khurmatu, which is part of the planned oil-transit route from Iraq to Iran’s Kermanshah refinery.

COMMUNICATING IN DIFFERENT CULTURES

Kurdish men socializing in Dubardan, northern Iraq

Business etiquette and appropriate communication vary in different cultures. Be sure to research established business etiquette in a destination country. This might involve modifying dress, greeting people, and appropriate subjects to broach in a meeting.

Kuwait conference outcomes

A view of the Citadel in the city of Kirkuk

Between February 12th and 14th, the Kuwait International Conference for the Reconstruction of Iraq took place. In total, delegates from over 100 countries and an additional 1850 private sector representatives attended the talks. The Invest In Iraq talks were attended by Burgan Bank, the Kuwait Projects Company and Bank of Baghdad officials.

Proelium Law announces a permanent presence in Iraq

City of Sulaymaniyah - HDR Image

Proelium Law is delighted to announce a permanent presence in Iraq. Originally providing Iraqi legal services from their London-based head office, Proelium Law’s Iraq presence has come about as a natural result of the increasing demand for the firm’s in-country legal and specialist risk services.