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Turkish minister: Iraqi trade ministry resumes registrations
Caglayan said on Monday that Iraqi Trade Ministry resumed registration proceedings.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan said on Monday that Iraqi Trade Ministry resumed registration proceedings.
Releasing a written statement, Caglayan recalled that Iraqi ministry halted registration proceedings for foreign companies on September 11, noting that Turkish Economy Ministry, Baghdad Embassy and Commerce Undersecretariat had closely followed the issue since then.
Noting that the decision of Iraqi ministry was not against only Turkish companies, Caglayan said that the decision was covering all foreign companies.
Caglayan added that Iraqi Ministry started the registration proceedings again as of today.
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