Interviews

Exclusive interview with Senk Group's President Abdulla Gardi

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 14:20:04 +0000

Most roads were old and there is a great need to renew and rebuild these roads, as well as construct new lines of transportation including roads, tunnels, highways and railways. We need international companies to joint venture with local companies to carry out large projects in Kurdistan...

Construction Projects in Kurdistan Region: Salaei Group

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Salaei Group consists of different companies working in various fields such as construction, general trading or agriculture. Mr. Hasan highlights the fact that foreign companies investing into Kurdistan are primarily bringing in new expertise and technology. Salaei Group has already successfully imported construction technology from Germany, the UK or Italy.

Electricity in Kurdistan: Power Distribution Projects

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Iraq, including the Kurdistan Region, requires an enormous amount of materials which are currently still being shipped in or transported by trucks into the country. The country still represents only a workshop for installation - and it will remain so until there are new factories established which will cater for the local demand. Regarding the electricity consumption, the government is unable to anticipate the growth and thus is always behind the demand.

Road Construction in Kurdistan: Senk Group

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Kurdistan is a baby tiger growing in the mountains of the Middle East and it is the second fastest growing region in the world according to the World Bank. Mr. Zedbagi explicitly comments on what more should be done to improve the overall business climate in the Kurdistan Region. He also decribes the process of road construction within the Region and what makes Senk Group an ideal investment partner in Kurdistan.