REF: CON/IRMO/2022-05/VOL-12/ 17th of May, 2022 Salam Sir/Sirs, POST COVID-19 BULK SUPPLIES UNDER "THE PROJECT RE-BUILD IRAQ". I would like to discuss the possibility of your company with email address: editor@xmpp.org partaking in government bulk supply contracts to Iraq over a 2 year period after this post COVID-19 era; abundant natural and human resources enabled Iraq to become the most prosperous country in the Middle East in the 1970's after years of heavy conflict and economic uncertainty, a window of opportunity for Iraqi political process and people opened up accompanying that window is a mighty vacuum for increased commercial engagements between foreign investors/companies and there Iraqi counterparts.The recent security and economic "vacuum" created by the surge offers real hope for business that Iraq will regain its status as a beacon of prosperity in the heart of the Middle East. It is important that business maintains its focus and concentrates on actionable, achievable goals that will advance Iraqi economic development efforts, creating jobs and greater economic opportunity for both foreigners and Iraqi citizens. Now we are the post COVID-19 era in Iraq is over much emphasis in Iraq has turned to rebuilding a stable, viable and vibrant economy, the Source of funds to be utilized for this projects are from World Bank, the World Bank has established and initaited a Private Sector Development Trust Fund(PSDTF) to continue in the re-building process by name "THE PROJECT RE-BUILD IRAQ". This initiative "THE PROJECT RE-BUILD IRAQ" is to encourage jobs, growth, re-building of all infrastructures and additional investment in every sector of Iraq in totality after this post COVID-19 era, a Multi-Donor Trust Fund was established with the support of Department for International Development(DFID) contributing 9.3 billion(US$) over the period of January 1st 2020 to December 30th 2021, its expected that this funding should be fully utilized and exhausted in the total overhauling and restructuring of Iraq. In mid 2021 as cases of Covid-19 casualites soft pedalled Department for International Development(DFID) decided to contribute an additional 960 million(€) and broaden the focus of support for critical developments in Iraq and also extended the duration of support through the Private Sector Development Trust Fund(PSDTF) from December 30th 2021, with a final disbursement date of 30th December 2025. In this light we at the Iraq Reconstruction Management Office(IRMO) have a renewed mandate from the government of Iraq to partner with the Ministry of Trade(MOT); both agencies are to solicit, evaluate and recommend reputable foreign companies to work as partners in "THE PROJECT RE-BUILD IRAQ" with new streams for bulk supplies coming up and available we at Iraq Reconstruction Management Office(IRMO) are now in the process of selecting companies like yours to participate in key and major developmental projects in "THE PROJECT RE-BUILD IRAQ"; we would at this point like to re-confirm your company with email address: editor@xmpp.org willingness to participate in "THE PROJECT RE- BUILD IRAQ" by direct bulk supply of your products/services(whichever as the case maybe) en-masse and on long-term bases for a 2 year duration to the Iraqi Government for use in all over the 19 provinces of Iraq as the task of re- building Iraq covers every single sector and facet of our country Iraq. A consideration also is that your quotation must be CIF Port of Umm Qasr (or the Jordanian Port of Aqaba). Please do re- confirm by return correspondence to our email below your interest in order to enable us send the detailed procedures and the accompanying questionnaire for profiling of your company. Thank you for your co-operation. Kind regards, THIS E-MAIL IS CONFIDENTIAL Information contained in this email is intended for the use of the addressee only, is confidential and may be legally privileged. Any dissemination, distribution, copying or use of this communication without prior permission of the sender is strictly prohibited. Sent from IRMO Server V @ 11.09am on 17/05/2022