Iraq has extended a deadline to receive investment proposals for 22 state-run companies that include chemicals and petrochemicals companies. Investors are being approached to to help rehabilitate, modernize and manage the companies.
The deadline has been extended until July 31 from the original planned July 10 deadline in line with requests from investors. These 22 companies are from the chemicals, petrochemicals, food and medicine sector.
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