Partner sought for a regional logistics and warehousing hub
An Iraqi developer is looking for an experienced Turkish operator to co-develop and run a bonded warehousing and distribution facility.
Strengthening economic cooperation, facilitating investment, and building strategic business partnerships between Iraq and Türkiye.
The Iraqi–Turkish Business Council brings together companies, investors and institutions from both countries. It works to make trade between the two neighbouring economies easier, to connect investors with sound opportunities, and to support partnerships built for the long term.
The Council is a self-funded economic institution, registered under Iraqi law with official diplomatic support and oversight, and is to have a seat in each of the two countries.
To strengthen trade and investment ties between Iraqi and Turkish businesses by connecting companies, sharing reliable information, and supporting partnerships that create lasting value in both countries.
Two neighbouring economies working as close partners, with business between them that is open, efficient and growing year after year.
Supporting trade relationships between Iraqi and Turkish businesses.
Connecting investors with investment opportunities.
Facilitating strategic partnerships and institutional relationships.
Encouraging knowledge exchange and long-term economic development.
Key indicators of economic cooperation between Iraq and Türkiye. Figures will be published from official sources once verified.
| Iraq → Türkiye | Türkiye → Iraq | |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 62 | 100 |
| 2022 | 70 | 112 |
| 2023 | 66 | 118 |
| 2024 | 74 | 124 |
| 2025 | 81 | 131 |
Projects, tenders and partnership requests from both markets, screened and published by the Council.
An Iraqi developer is looking for an experienced Turkish operator to co-develop and run a bonded warehousing and distribution facility.
A contractor invites Turkish manufacturers to quote for tiles, sanitary ware and joinery for a multi-phase housing project.
An engineering firm seeks a Turkish EPC partner for rooftop and small ground-mounted solar projects for commercial clients.
A Turkish food producer is exploring a joint venture with an Iraqi distributor to process and package products closer to the market.
A Turkish manufacturer offers contract production capacity to Iraqi distributors of electrical equipment.
A retail group is looking for a fintech provider to pilot digital payments across its stores.
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View All OpportunitiesForums, trade delegations, B2B meetings and workshops organised or supported by the Council.
A Turkish business delegation is expected to visit the Council in Baghdad at the end of November 2026, following preparations discussed with the Turkish Embassy.
A conference planned for December 2026 to widen economic cooperation and build new partnerships between businesspeople and companies across the region.
Membership connects your organisation to companies, investors and institutions active between Iraq and Türkiye, and to the Council’s programme of events and information.
Meet decision-makers from both markets at Council meetings and events.
Introductions to investors and partners matched to your sector.
Early access to opportunities screened and published by the Council.
Priority places at forums, delegations and B2B programmes.
A voice in the Council’s dialogue with institutions in both countries.
Briefings, sector reports and updates on trade procedures.
Council news, analysis of economic relations, and insights for businesses working across both markets.
A Council delegation led by Chairman Jaafar Al-Hamdani met the Turkish Ambassador in Baghdad and the embassy’s commercial counsellors.
Chaired by Jaafar Al-Hamdani, the Council’s meeting reviewed obstacles facing traders, its own needs, and preparations for a December conference.
Chairman Jaafar Al-Hamdani received the head of the Turkish side, DEİK’s Türkiye–Iraq Business Council, at his office.
Signed on 2 November 2025, the mechanism sets out how strategic water projects will be identified and delivered by Turkish companies.
Turkish agricultural companies are ready for lasting partnerships with Iraqi companies in agriculture and other productive sectors.
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