By John Lee.
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has set up a company to invest in Iraq.
The new company is one of six that will invest a total of up to SAR 90 billion (USD 24 billion) in Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Oman, Sudan and Egypt.
They will invest in various key sectors, including but not limited to, infrastructure, real estate development, mining, healthcare, financial services, food and agriculture, manufacturing, telecoms, and technology, among other strategic sectors and industries in each country.
(Source: Saudi Public Investment Fund)
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