Iraqi markets and Iranian products
The article discusses Iraq's heavy reliance on Iranian products, especially food and household items, due to their low prices and proximity of supply sources. It highlights the possibility that this dependence could be affected by increasing tensions and security conditions in the region, raising questions about the ability to replace Iranian products with local alternatives or imports from other countries such as Turkey or China. Opinions from traders and citizens suggest that Iraqi, Turkish, and Jordanian alternatives could meet the demand if local production is expanded; however, this requires greater support for domestic industries. Some also note that the price and quality differences currently make it difficult to do without Iranian products. The article emphasizes the importance of stimulating local industry to reduce reliance on imports and ensure the continuous availability of goods at reasonable prices and acceptable quality.
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