About

WHO WE ARE

The Iraqi Italian Business Corporation serves as a vital platform for fostering interaction and collaboration between traders and industrialists in Iraq, and producers and manufacturers in Italy. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of industrial, commercial, tourist, healthcare, education, and exhibition-related opportunities, utilizing Italy’s cutting-edge advancements in industrial and information technology for the mutual benefit of both nations. We aim to introduce innovative technologies, products, and manufacturing capabilities to Iraq while also promoting Italy's expertise in healthcare and education sectors. Additionally, the corporation plays a pivotal role as a mediator, ensuring smooth agreements and contracts between Iraqi and Italian stakeholders across various industries, helping drive progress and development in these key sectors.

Mession

  • To support the development of commercial, economic, cultural, and media relations between Italy and Iraq, including the enhancement of import and export systems.
  • To exchange information and expertise between Iraqi and Italian companies, focusing on training, information technology, and mutual visits.
  • To organize and support trading, cultural seminars, and conferences that foster mutual understanding of both peoples and cultures.
  • To promote quality, environmental protection, and the development of administrative, marketing, and production methods that align with European global standards.
  • To facilitate the best image of Italian companies operating in Iraq and encourage the establishment of development projects serving commercial and cultural goals.
  • To encourage bilateral relations and agreements between the Countries’ Chambers of Commerce and Industry, and relevant organizations, focusing on cooperation and expertise exchange.
  • To issue publications and bulletins that align with the corporation’s objectives, enhancing cultural and economic ties.

Objectives

  • Seeking to develop the systems and laws currently in effect in the field of import, export, cultural and media development, and submitting proposals to the relevant legislative bodies.
  • Cooperation and coordination with relevant ministries and organizations in the field of common goals.
  • Encouraging the establishment of development projects that serve commercial and cultural trends. Seeking to separate political and religious influence from economic work in order to achieve stability.
  • Seeking to separate political and religious influence from economic work in order to achieve stability.
  • Giving special attention to quality, environmental protection, and developing administrative, marketing, and production methods that raise economic activity in general to the level of European global markets.
  • Issuing publications and bulletins that serve the corporation’s goals.
  • Establishing cooperation and exchange of expertise with Iraqi and European importers and exporters, especially Italians.
  • Cooperating with Iraqi, Arab and European organizations and concluding agreements in the field of exchanging expertise such as training, information technology and mutual visits to invest in the corporation’s fields of work.

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors is responsible for managing all the activities of the IIBC, planning future policy, programmes, seminars, conferences, speakers, events and promotion of other matters of interest to the Business Corporation. The Board of Directors is available as the first point of contact for the members and anyone wishing to be in contact with the IIBC, whether this is to join as a member or discuss issues or projects of common interest. The board members shall provide advice and assistance in the management of committee functions, including the development of policies, determination of priorities, and establishment of IIBC goals and objectives.

THE FOUNDING BODY and Its permissions are
  • Appointment of members of the administrative body.
  • Submitting suggestions and discussing reports.
  • Supervising the work of the administrative body.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY and Its permissions are
  • Setting a regular meeting or an extraordinary meeting when needed.
  • Budget supervision and approval of the financial budget.
  • Issuing the decisions necessary for the corporation’s work and annual reports.
  • Discussing and drawing up the corporation ’s general policies.
ADMINISTRATION BODY and Its permissions are
  • Distribution of committees and appointment of committee chairs.
  • Supervision the organization’s activities.
  • Implementing general policy and programs on projects that are consistent with the organization’s objectives.