
Strengthening Iraq’s Corporate Identity
Iraq’s market today stands at a crossroads of opportunity, shaped by its strategic geographical position
Our FDI practice provides tailored legal guidance to foreign investors entering Iraq’s market, helping them navigate the complexities of establishing and expanding their business operations. We work with multinational corporations, private investors, and government entities to facilitate investment projects across various sectors, ensuring compliance with local regulations and alignment with strategic objectives.
We advise on company formation and structuring, guiding clients through licensing, registration, and the regulatory requirements for establishing branch offices, subsidiaries, or joint ventures. Our team ensures that investments comply with Iraq’s foreign investment laws and international agreements, helping clients secure the necessary approvals and incentives under the Investment Law.
Our expertise extends to negotiating joint ventures and partnerships, assisting clients in identifying and structuring collaborations with local businesses and government entities. We also provide counsel on land acquisition, leasing agreements, and infrastructure development, ensuring projects are set up for long-term success.
We support clients in understanding and mitigating risks associated with market entry, offering practical advice on taxation, employment laws, and sector-specific regulations. Additionally, our team assists in navigating cross-border transactions, including the repatriation of profits, intellectual property protections, and currency regulations.
When challenges arise, we represent investors in resolving disputes related to investment agreements, regulatory enforcement, and contract breaches, using negotiation, arbitration, or litigation to protect our clients’ interests.
With extensive experience in Iraq’s investment landscape, our FDI practice provides strategic, results-driven legal solutions to help foreign investors capitalize on opportunities, manage risks, and achieve success in this evolving market.
Iraq’s market today stands at a crossroads of opportunity, shaped by its strategic geographical position
Iraq’s Labor Law No. 37 of 2015 sets clear requirements for employing foreign workers, including mandatory work permits and employer obligations.
Iraq’s renewed WTO accession efforts in 2024 mark a key step in economic reform, driving legislative updates and trade policy alignment.