Al-Hashimi Warns of Development Risks from Turkey Railroad Link

The article reveals that the Development Road Project between Iraq and Turkey faces significant risks due to the absence of a “rail connection” linking the Iraqi network to the Turkish and European ones. The missing link spans 170 km and is estimated to cost between 3 to 5 billion dollars, with funding currently dependent on Turkey, which is unable to provide it at this time. This lack of connection contributes to reducing the project's attractiveness to international investors and threatens its success, despite the recent announcement of a border crossing point between the two countries. The article also discusses how the project suffers from political and media momentum without achieving tangible results, raising questions about the government's ability to turn plans into real, on-the-ground developments.

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