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Investments Sectors

Wednesday, 31 December 2008 21:38

Below are the sectors open for investments in Basrah region:

1- Oil and Gas Derivatives Industries
2- Manufacturing Sector
3- Residential and Commercial Developments
4-Transportation and Logistics Sector
5- Tourism and Hospitality Sector
6- Agriculture and Water Resources Sectors
7- Health and Education Sectors
8- Communications and Information Technology Sectors

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