N1 Group provides a comprehensive and analytical guide on the vast investment opportunities available in the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan, Iraq taking into account government policies and guidelines to doing business in the Region.
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- Company Incorporation Services
- Business Incentives
- Policy and Legal Advice
- Research and Feasibility Studies
- Investment and Trade Opportunities
- Tourism
- Transfer of Technology
- Oil & Gas Industry
- Solid Minerals and Local Sourcing of Raw Materials
- Opportunities in over 30 viable sectors ranging from Agriculture to Zoology
N1 highlights the distinct focus of Kurdistan-Iraq in its determination to create a platform for promoting Kurdistan-Iraq and its resources within the global trade terrain. This historic initiative is aimed at creating easy access for potential investors, business and other interested parties wishing to take advantage of the currently ever expanding economic growth taking place in Kurdistan-Iraq.
N1 is also strategically positioned to provide logistical and business support to Kurdistan-Iraq based companies wishing to identify joint venture partnership, funding and marketing of exportable goods and services.
N1 core aim is to successfully bridge the ever increasing gap between the Kurdistan-Iraq business environment and the international community, thus providing quality information that would support prospective investors and businesses in their decision making process.
In the very near future, N1, as part of its strategic plan, intends to organize regular workshops and seminars on doing business in Kurdistan-Iraq. Plans are also underway to initiate an annual Trade and Investment Exhibition as well as Outward and Inward Bilateral Trade Missions that would link the Kurdistan-Iraq private and public sectors who will showcase the true potentials Kurdistan-Iraq has to offer.
Main Thrust of Kurdistan-Iraq trade and industrial policy is to:
- Generate productive employment and raise productivity;
- Increase export of locally, manufactured goods;
- Create a wider geographical dispersal of industries;
- Improve the technological skills and capability available in the country; Increase the local content of industrial output by looking inward for the supply of basic and intermediate inputs;
- Attract direct foreign investment;
- Increase private sector participation.