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Investor Guide to Iraq 2021
Required investment in both public and private sector to achieve the target growth rate of 7% with a total amount of (220.6)
trillion dinars equivalent to (186.7) billion dollars throughout the years of the plan (2022 - 2018) of the amount of 132 trillion
dinars is expected to be provided by the state budget as governmental investment and the rest up to 88.6 trillion dinars reflects the
private sector investments in all forms and as shown below:
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Estimated revenues and investments for Trillion ID
2018-2022 plan
Total envisaged revenues 440.0
Total required investments 220.6
Estimated investment in the state budget 132.0
Envisaged investment in the private sector 88.6
- Governmental investment
The expected governmental investment during the years of the plan is about 132 trillion dinars, equivalent to 111.7 billion dollars
and constitutes about 60% of the total required investment of 220.6 trillion dinars, as shown in the table above.
- Non-governmental investment (private)
The plan envisages that the private sector will contribute 88.6 trillion dinars, equivalent to 75 billion dollars during the years of
the plan 2022 - 2018. It reflects the private sector investments in Iraq in all its directions and activities, which constitutes 40% of
the total investments required to achieve the target growth rate in the plan.
- Sectoral distribution of required investments
In order to achieve the sectoral targeted growth rates, we list below the estimated investments required annually for each sector of
the economy, where it is clear that the oil sector continues to get a high proportion of investments, around 38.4%, a total of about
84.7 trillion dinars for the period 2022 – 2018. This comes in line with the need of this sector for large investments as a capital
intensive sector that needs advanced technology as well as to meet the obligations of the international oil companies. The
infrastructure sectors (electricity, water, construction, transport and communications) together account for about half the
estimated investment up to 49.5% as the need for electricity and water sector was estimated to around 20.2 trillion dinars for the
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