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The Dutch Ambassador in Iraq Visits BIC A Delegation from Sweden Companies Visits Basra A delegation from the Korean Embassy to visit the province. فتح الترشيح للاشتراك في مجلس إدارة هيئة إستثمار البصرة... A Canadian Company Looks for Investing the Presidential Palaces British company is looking for opportunities in Basra. German Company Proposing Vital Projects The Canadian Trade Commissioner Visits BIC Opening the Project of Amusement Park (Al Basrah Land) Chinese Company Interested In Different Projects

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