Institutional gateway for trade, investment, and infrastructure—qualified coordination between Iraq and international markets
IMandate and scope
Institutional gateway for trade, investment, infrastructure, and international coordination
IICoordinated desks
Six desks in parallel
Each desk defines how a lead is verified, brokered, and executed, with shared legal and logistics handoff between them.
- 01
Investment Gateway
Investment coordination—qualified investors matched to vetted Iraqi projects after document and party review.
- 02
Export Brokerage Radar
Export brokerage and trade coordination—verified suppliers aligned with qualified buyers and documented terms.
- 03
Trading Desk
Commodity and strategic trade between screened counterparties, with pricing and logistics held on record.
- 04
Tender & JV Chamber
Tender participation and joint-venture structuring—partner qualification and submissions under desk oversight.
- 05
B2B Private Sector Bridge
Qualified company introductions across Iraqi and international private sectors after mutual screening.
- 06
Legal Sovereignty Center
Contract, NCNDA, and document protection reviewed before execution—cross-border when required.
IIITrust and verification
Controls before execution
Desks hand off to review, compliance, and contract checks before capital or cargo is released.
- 01
Supplier verification and buyer qualification
- 02
Confidentiality and contract discipline
- 03
Screening before disclosure
- 04
Contract and document review through execution
- 05
Logistics coordination documented when trade requires it
- 06
No public deal listings or open marketplace exposure
IVCorridors and geography
Trade and capital corridors
Coordination runs through documented corridors between Iraq, the region, and international markets—export brokerage, investment introductions, supplier and buyer qualification, contract protection, and logistics alignment when required, before execution.
VInstitutional contact
Institutional contact
For investors, traders, suppliers, and companies seeking qualified access to Iraqi trade, investment, and logistics through SINA coordination.