IBBC Spring Conference at The Mansion House
“Growth and Diversification”

Iraq’s economy is at a crossroads as it diversifies energy sources from oil, with the government’s investment in new infrastructure, in particular the Al Fawr port maritime industries and dry road project. New housing, skills training, factories, and materials processing and with an increasingly positive private sector, encouraging investment, new educational curricula and the development and modernisation of the banking sector and telecoms and tech applications.

IBBC membership has expanded and tracked many of these sunrise industries, whilst still evolving the core energy sector. This conference examines how things are changing, who is making the running in the new economy, and what opportunities this represents. Come hear and meet the decision makers in both government and the those in the private sector outside government control and forging new business horizons.

Meet leading government ministers, officials and IBBC businesses making the decisions in the UK and Iraq.
Iraq is growing, diversifying and growing its economy with opportunities for both existing and new industries and services to develop profitably.
Hear how UKEF are helping fund the £12bn trade deal with Iraq and how your business can engage with it.

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Confirmed speakers:

Find out how Iraqi Government investment projects of $400bn are being delivered.
Understand the regional geopolitical dynamics.
Network extensively at receptions and coffee breaks.
Hear how Iraq banking system is reforming, and evolving with TBI Gold Sponsor
Meet the new players in Maritime industries, with Al Zaman Gold Sponsor
Learn how Tech and AI are driving services.
Be part of the Education and skills roundtable.
Meet the leading energy executives in Iraq.
Learn of the great research being done on Iraq’s heritage – see an exhibition and discussion on the Pilgrimage routes from Mecca to Iraq and meet Iraq’s cultural attache and leading archaeological academics, and news on the restoration of Baghdad’s Rashid street