The Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, reviewed today, Sunday, the preliminary plans and the overall drawings of the project to build a large tourist complex in central Baghdad, which was submitted by the Qatari Investment Holding Company, which is specialized in real estate development and investment in tourist destinations.
Al-Sudani stressed, during his review of the plans and models, according to a statement by his office, that the government is serious with all its agencies in working to make Iraq an ideal investment environment that attracts capital, in a way that enables the Iraqi economy to open up and bridge the interdependence with the global economy, which will be reflected locally in creating job opportunities and opening more development windows.
The Council of Ministers had approved, in its last session, which was held on the first of August, to proceed with the project, which will include the construction of a hotel, the latest in the capital, Baghdad, a chain of international restaurants, and presidential halls for local and international official events, in addition to a number of vertical housing units, with designs inspired by the history and civilization of Mesopotamia, on an area of 19 dunums, to be opened before 2025.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency