Iraq

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Oil contractors remain wary Subscription Required

Issue 4 27 January-2 February 2012

With fears that Iraq is set for another round of sectarian strife, risks and costs in the country are spiralling

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Analysis

Demand: With the population set to increase fourfold by 2050, Saudi Arabia offers huge potential for social housing developers

Sheltering the masses in the Middle East Subscription Required

Issue 1 6-12 January 2012 | By Andrew Roscoe

A year of regional unrest has made tackling the housing shortage a priority for governments

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Baghdad stands alone Subscription Required

Issue 51 23-29 December 2011 | By Adal Mirza

Iraq is left divided as the US aims to pull troops out of Iraq by 31 December

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QRail Subscription Required

2 February 2012, 8:54 GMT | By Suzanne Fenton

Qatar Railways Company aims to ease congestion by developing a country-wide transport network

Iraq Crude Oil Exports (million barrels)

The latest figures for average daily crude oil exports from Basra Oil Terminal and the Kirkuk to Ceyhan pipeline. Click to see full data tables and trend graphs.

New Research Report

The Iraq Power Report 2011

A comprehensive review of the opportunities and challenges for technology and service providers in the Republic of Iraq to 2030.

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Iraq moves to raise oil production Subscription Required

MEED Yearbook 2012 | By Adal Mirza

As Baghdad focuses on its production targets, Iraq is set to see a flurry of tenders and awards next year

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Iraq Contacts

Jeff Larkin Subscription Required

Jeff Larkin is power and water director, Parsons Brinckerhoff

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