About IIA & Iraq
Discover who we are and why Iraq is one of the region's most compelling investment destinations.
About the Iraqi Investors Association
A registered NGO serving as the voice of investors in Iraq.
The Iraqi Investors Association is a non-governmental organization registered with the Iraqi Prime Minister's Office. Our membership is composed of individual and institutional investors interested in investing in Iraq.
A Bridge for Investment
We serve as a bridge between investors, the government, and the private sector, shaping a more favourable, transparent, and productive investment environment. Through advocacy, education, and direct engagement with policymakers, we work to remove barriers and unlock Iraq's economic potential.
Official Registration
As a registered NGO with the Iraqi Prime Minister's Council, the Association operates with full legal standing to represent investor interests at the highest levels of government.
Leadership
Our leadership team brings together experienced investors and business professionals dedicated to advancing Iraq's investment climate.
About Iraq
Investment opportunities in a nation of vast potential.
Iraq offers significant investment opportunities across energy, infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and manufacturing. With a young population, strategic location, and abundant natural resources, Iraq is positioned for sustained economic growth.
Energy & Oil
Iraq holds the world's fifth-largest proven oil reserves, with growing opportunities in renewables and gas processing.
Infrastructure
Major reconstruction and development projects across housing, transport, water, and telecommunications.
Agriculture
Fertile land and water resources support agribusiness, food processing, and export potential.
Technology & Finance
A rapidly digitizing economy with expanding fintech, banking, and e-commerce sectors.
Why Invest in Iraq?
- Strategic location connecting the Middle East, Asia, and Europe
- Large domestic market of over 40 million people
- Government commitment to economic reform and private sector growth
- Growing network of trade agreements and regional partnerships