Success Stories

Ardh Al- Merjan works all over Iraq

“Free Trade “/ Baghdad
There are many works that have spread across many countries, enjoyed wide circulation and, because of their importance and direct effect on people, companies of experience and specialization were established in this field of which treatment of pollution is one of these themes that gained no significance in Iraq due to the abnormal circumstances that Iraq experienced, due to the economic openness and the holding conference and exhibitions, such kind of services were started.
Mr. Abdurrahman Alwan is the Managing Director of Ardh Al-Merjan “corals land” Company for Trading and Contracting whose Headquarters is in Baghdad with two branches ( Erbil and Duhok). Mr. Alwan is ambitious to expand his company’s works all over Iraq such was the Company’s motto “Ardh Al- Merjan works all over Iraq.” The Company has wide and varied activities in constructing, develop and special commercial contracts.
“Holding conferences is something essential for the economic activity to flourish and for direct impact of finding jobs for the unemployed with consequent stabilization of the security situation. This initiative, undertaken by the Iraqi American Chamber of Commerce at holding Rebuilding Iraq Conference at the Al-Zawra Hall of Al-Rasheed Hotel on 24 – 25 July, is not the first one because we, who hold the distinguished Golden Membership of the Chamber, received many services that helped us to continue our economic activities.” Said Mr.Alwan. Finally, referring to his company’s performance he said,
“We built stores for the medical wastes and incinerators with international specifications for the Ministry of Health employing many jobless people. Therefore we largely contributed towards limiting unemployment especially at the hot spots ( e.g. Abu- Ghuraib, Al- Adl, Adhamiyah ) moreover we have future projects for building hospitals in Kirkuk, noting that our Company has wide experience in such projects. Our goal is working faithfully and keenly for the service of Iraq.

Sama Ajman Company flies towards business sky

26 - 7- 2007
Most of the companies attended the Conference, held at Al-Rashid Hotel 24 – 25 July 2007, responded to the Iraqi American Chamber of Commerce and Industry invitation. The participating companies undertake general contracting in rehabilitating schools, hospitals and government establishments. Tenders are anchored to companies according to their budget and submission to the legal regulations.
Mr. Muntadher Atiyah, 29, secondary school graduate. He is active and full of determination. Mr. Atiyah is the representative of Sama Ajman Company, Member of the Iraqi American Camber of Commerce and Industry, Silver Degree. The staff is 14 permanent technical employees with various specializations. The task of the Company is general contracting, trade, and undertaking and supplying for the contracts signed with Ministries, Humanitarian Organizations, e.g. IRD. The Headquarters of the Company lies in Kadimiyah, western Baghdad.
Mr. Atiyah said, “The Company undertook many projects in Baghdad and the Provinces, e.g. rehabilitating schools, paving streets, rehabilitating water pipeline nets, building fences and gardens by contracts with Amanet Baghdad. We applied for a tender with the American Army and we are waiting to anchor on our Company.”
He thinks, attending the Conference, was a good opportunity for him to know Iraqi companies, participate at the ( Iraq First ) Program to get better opportunity, to go a long with economic development in Iraq and to share the process of rebuilding Iraq.”
He considered the Conference as a good chance to know the information which he is in need to know about the contracts with the specialists nominated by the Conference Administration. He described that as an excellent indicator for the Conference success and the hard working Administration towards rebuilding the New Iraq.

ATTENDANCE OF SHEJER-IL-BAN CONTRACTING AND GENERAL TRADING COMPANY AT THE “REBUILD IRAQ” CONFERENCE

Mr. Khelee lbraheem Muhemmed, CEO of Shejer-il-Ban Contracting and General Trading Company (established in 2007), said “ ‘Rebuild Iraq’ Conference held at Al-Resheed Hotel for the period 24-25 July is a victory to Iraq in view of the great attendance of the private sector, the public sector, MNF-1 concerned with contracts, academicians and the media. In spite our Company’s short life, it has demonstrated its eligibility in constructional fields, e.g. grain silos in Sulaimaniyah governorate, residential units in Erbil, a clinic in Al-Shetra………. Our workforce has reached 500 laborers as well large number of technical staff…….Our Company undertakes projects by direct execution. We expect to sign many contracts after this Conference in view of the 5 billion dollars allocated……Such conferences increase the proximity between businessmen for Iraq’s interest. The credit for holding this Conference goes to IACCI. The idea and organization are that of IACCI. The Conference was a success. We are proud our membership in the Chamber. Its services rendered many to rush to be “under its banner’. The utmost esteem goes to the Chamber, its CEO (Mr. Raad Ommar) and its outstanding staff.”

Strong Attendance shown by the Private Sector at “Rebuild Iraq” Conference

“Free Trade”, Baghdad
IACCI, a pioneer in organizing and holding economic conferences and activities, organized the conference on 24-25 July,2007 at A-Resheed Hotel with the title of “Rebuild Iraq.” IACCI invited its members of private sector companies who were thrilled by the abundance of information presented to them and the opportunities available to them to attain development projects that would provide for engagement with graduates of Iraqi universities and MOLSA’s training centers. IACCI also noted that the MNF-I had allocated about 5 billion dollars for this program. Some officials of the U.S. Joint Contracting Command (Iraq) were there to teach companies’ staff how to submit for tenders.
Mr. Wisam Shakir, CEO of a member company of IACCI, stated that his group of companies was ready to invigorate the Iraqi economy and to engage engineers, technicians and 250-350 workers. He expressed his appreciation for the efforts exerted at the conference by IACCI. “Such conferences constitute a true starting point for upgrading the Iraqi economy,” said Mr. Shakir.

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