Arab states still wary of investing in Iraq
Excerpt from story linked below:
"The Arab states need to do more, they can't just keep acting like Iraq is not there," says Khaled Abdulla-Jannahi, chairman of Bahrain's Ithmaar Bank, a major financial institution.
I dont c any milk spilled over there its only catsup!
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"Born optimist,Nothing can keep me too low 4 too long.
Happy for what I have today but Tomorrow is really another day."
3sure-hunk3r
So now that the milk is spilled, how do we clean it up? Ignore it and it will go away, let the US 'go it alone', find a political solution, point fingers?
Britexapt, as always you make sense..Why would anyone invest in a country thats policitcally unstable. You invest for a good return and obviously iraq at the moment isnt.
that America is the only cause of the destruction in Iraq. This nation, not only its military, deserves much more than just being blamed for the tragedy they have caused.
It started many years ago, all about some science fiction called "weapons of mass destruction".
Let the americans and its allies invest and re build iraq anyway they the one who destroy it!!!
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"Born optimist,Nothing can keep me too low 4 too long.
Happy for what I have today but Tomorrow is really another day."
3sure-hunk3r
There is no reason for Arab states or anyone else to invest in Eye-Raq! Investments are done taking into account rate of return.. Obviously Eye-Raq is not a viable proposition at present..
1.You don't need to make a 2nd post to correct a word in your 1st post. You can simply correct the word IN your 1st post.
2.Why do you involve a name of a respected construction company (blackcat) in this?
3.Maybe you wanted to invest in 'blackwater'?
4.If 'YES', then 'Mabrouk' for investing in the blood of the citizens, there!
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if i go i shoulst invest money in blackcat company