Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani has
welcomed a high-level delegation from the U.S.-Kurdistan Business Council (USKBC), signaling a major push to expand American and diaspora investment across the region.
Led by USKBC President David Tafuri, the delegation includes U.S. business leaders, legal experts, and investors exploring opportunities in energy, healthcare, education, agriculture, tourism, and cultural preservation.
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During the meeting, PM Barzani highlighted the Kurdistan Region’s:
✔️ Investor-friendly legal system
✔️ Stable business environment compared to the rest of Iraq
✔️ Economic reforms of the ninth cabinet
✔️ Advancements in natural gas and energy projects
✔️ Efforts to modernize infrastructure and diversify the economy
A key topic was diaspora investment, especially from Assyrian, Chaldean, and Syriac communities who are seeking to rebuild commercial and cultural ties with their ancestral homeland.
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Legal protections aligned with international arbitration standards
These advantages—which do not exist under federal Baghdad law—have sparked renewed interest from U.S. and diaspora investors.
This visit marks a growing U.S.-Kurdistan economic relationship, with the region increasingly seen as a secure, predictable, and opportunity-rich hub for global investment.