Registrations for Iraqi ministerial meetings due to close following huge success

Iraq Procurement 2004 is unmissable for any business looking to join the supply chain to the lead contractors in Iraq, as well as open direct negotiation with the government of Iraq. The event has been organised in order to provide a forum for those looking for opportunities to gain contracts and sub-contracts for the work involved in rebuilding Iraq. The event is based on a high-level visiting delegation of Iraqi ministers, their deputies, and senior ministry directors and counsellors. Also included in the delegation are a number of leading Iraqi contractors and their families.

While a number of conferences have been held recently publicising reconstruction opportunities, none have offered international companies the opportunity to meet face-to-face with the ministers and Iraq's leading companies. There will also be senior level representation from the Program Management Office (PMO), part of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), the current governing authority in Iraq.

The high-level event has already attracted senior-level representation from the world's leading companies, including ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch/Shell Group, Ford, General Motors, Volvo, Microsoft, Dell, Cisco, De La Rue, Foster Wheeler, Amec, Al-Janabi Group, Pfizer, Dupont, Honeywell, Marconi, Invensys, GE, Pratt & Whitney and 3M.