Senior Economist : "Al Qaeda" did not succeed in destroying the Iraqi economy

The Economist Iraq, Tuesday, Iraq's economy is strong because of investment companies worldwide have contributed to its restructuring , particularly after 2003, noting at the same time that Al Qaeda could not, despite all his attempts to hit the country's economy.

Ahmed Salman told Kurdistan News (Akaniwz) that "al Qaeda could not demolish the structure of the Iraqi economy after the security services were able to narrow it down, as well as the failure of those sympathetic to him in the financing of its armed forces."

Iraq relies on oil mainly in support of its budget financial and occurred during the year, contracts with several international companies to develop some oil fields in the two rounds of licensing the first, second, and often Maystahedv Qaeda vital installations in Iraq, as part of a plan by the militant group.

After pointing Salman the economy of Iraq has "roots strong" after making the phrase "economic reforms", he said that this was due also to the presence of investment companies worldwide have contributed to the reconstruction of infrastructure destroyed after the recent war led by the United States in 2003 to topple Saddam Hussein.

He pointed out that al-Qaeda in Iraq hit "permanent paralysis" because of the killing of many leaders, and expressed the hope that the next government on economic development in Iraq.

American forces in Iraq, confirmed on several occasions, that "Al Qaeda in Iraq faces major collapses, turning to gangs to extort millions of dollars a year from companies in a desperate attempt to find alternatives to funding for activities falling."

And al-Qaeda , his wings spread in a number of Islamic countries , including Iraq, is a militant organization founded in the Eighties the past, and pursuing a "jihad" international against the West and "collaborators" with him.

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