Japan approves $100m loan for Iraq
Japan
Baghdad - Arab Today
Japan has approved a loan of about $100 million to support humanitarian, counter-terrorism and infrastructure projects in Iraq, the Japanese Embassy in Baghdad said in a statement on Tuesday.
Japan last month agreed to lend Iraq up to 27.2 billion yen ($240 million) to rebuild damaged electricity infrastructure in areas recaptured from Daesh, the Reuters has reported.
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