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To: Executive Director Chief Operating Officer, Ygrene Energy Fund,co. Pvt. Ltd. The chosen country is Iraq, and the product is small wind turbines and generators. After 80 billion dollars, shocking figures about the electricity sector in Iraq According to high standards, spending one billion dollars gives you the ability to generate one thousand megawatts, but Iraq has spent about 80 billion dollars on the electricity file since 2003, and the production volume did not exceed 19 thousand megawatts. Economic instability, the level of electric power in the country, and an International Energy Agency report estimated that Iraqis paid $4 billion in 2018 to private generator operators. "Unofficial statistics speak of the presence of approximately 150 thousand generators spread in the neighborhoods of the country, providing more than half of the energy needs of the population in exchange for huge sums spent by the citizens, totaling about eight billion dollars, and this is a great waste." Despite the inefficiency of many generators at work, however, many citizens complain about the generator owners' lack of commitment to regular operation according to the agreed upon working hours, with several arguments, including that the state did not provide generator owners with the required quantities of fuel, or the effect of high temperatures in the summer, which sometimes exceed 50 degrees percentage. The ratio that affects the good work of the generators. The state is unable to meet the citizens' needs of electrical energy due to the significant shortage in the production of electrical energy from electrical power stations, arguing that the fuel produced by oil refineries is not sufficient to operate electrical stations for long hours in order to meet the citizens' need to operate their electrical devices. The fact that citizens are living in a state of extreme misery as a result of the failure of the state to provide them with electric power, which has the second largest oil and gas reserves in the world, according to the information of the International Atomic Energy Agency. But mismanagement and corruption in the state were not able to exploit this huge wealth of oil and gas lost in the atmosphere due to the lack of gas compressor stations to convert it from a gaseous substance to a liquid substance and exploit it for use. Huge wealth of natural gas. All the electricity ministers who held this position after 2003 failed to address this problem with the advent of each summer, which prompted them to resign successively, especially with the government placing responsibility on the Minister of Electricity, in every wave of protests. Relying entirely on private generators or those operated by the private sector during the interruption period. Al-Hurra TV website claimed that Iraq still needs about 28 thousand megawatts to achieve self-sufficiency in providing energy to citizens' homes. What's the solution? The shortage of natural gas is one of the main causes of the electricity supply and demand gap in Iraq, where electricity accounts for 60% of electricity. After conducting sufficient studies in all aspects, including the economic and social aspects of this country, it is possible to enter as a major company specialized in the production of electric power for small generators that operate on wind energy and installed in homes that cover the needs of the Iraqi citizen from the amount of electricity he needs to operate all electrical appliances, especially Cooling devices that require a large electrical effort, which are called small wind turbines A typical home uses, that could help solve this complex problem approximately 10,649 kWh of electricity per year (about 877 kWh per month). Depending on the average wind speed in the region, wind turbines rated in the range of 5-15 kW would be required to make a significant contribution to this demand. These generators are manufactured from According to a report from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, depending on make and model wind turbines are predominantly made of steel (66-79% of total turbine mass); fiberglass, resin or plastic (11-16%); iron or cast iron (5-17%); copper (1%); and aluminum (0-2%)." This product can be provided by our company to the country of Iraq in very large quantities to cover the number of market needs for this product with the provision of many facilities offered to the citizen in order to attract citizens to buy this product in terms of low cost, financing without charging interest to the consumer, a five-year guarantee with maintenance. One of the features of this product is the protection of the environment from pollution because this product is free of thermal gasses as it works by wind power with fue they added to providing the best facilities offered to the citizen, such as the installments of the amounts in the form of monthly payments over a long term, in order to enable the citizen to pay the value of the product easily. It is known that Iraq is not ready now to build huge wind power plants, which the International Electric Agency (IEA) proposed to it due to its security and economic situation. Despite the bad conditions experienced by the Iraqi citizens, they have the ability to buy this product and dispense with the use of electric generators that do not meet their needs of electrical energy, while distorting the landscape of cities by extending random rents from generator owners to citizens. Iraq is considered a good opportunity to establish a factory to produce this product due to the presence of auxiliary factors for production, including providing manpower with simple wages with the provision of facilities by the state due to the granting of great opportunities to employ its citizens due to the large number of unemployment and the judiciary. There are high rates talking about unemployment according to information provided by the National Democratic Institute which considers job creation to be among the primary concerns of the Iraqi people, and the perception of poor government performance in this regard is a major driver of public division, factionalism, and the current protests. At least 2.5 million Iraqis, mostly young people, are unemployed and need jobs. Youth unemployment in Iraq is 36%, compared to the national unemployment rate of 16% (World Bank 2018). The youth unemployment crisis in Iraq cannot be underestimated, given that the country has one of the smallest populations in the world. Opinion polls indicate that most Iraqis (more than 80 percent) believe that job opportunities are getting scarcer (National Democratic Institute 2019), more than most other oil-rich economies. It should be noted that youth satisfaction with the government's performance in job creation, by 6 %, is among the lowest in the region Almost all Iraqi youth (95 percent) believe personal relationships, constitute employment opportunities for an individual - the highest in the region Public concern about the government's ability to meet this job demand may be exacerbated by a sense general that one's situation can only be improved with the help of the government or salaries," as expressed by 70 percent of respondents (NDI 2019). Iraq's failure to diversify its economy away from the dominant capital-intensive oil sector has created few economic opportunities in the non-oil and labor-intensive sectors. Instead, the government's dominant approach to creating jobs has been to expand the public sector. However, young people are seriously underrepresented in the civil service - in 2011, those aged 18 to 29 made up 37.7 of the general workforce but only 15.3 percent of civil servants - although there are significant differences (For example, much less than that in Kurdistan. For this reason, it opened the field of job creation opportunities for foreign investment in order to encourage foreign companies to invest in their country and grant tax exemption to companies for several years with the ease of providing the necessary spaces for the establishment of the factory at a low cost compared to the value of the Iraqi currency against The dollar At present, Iraq is considered a good commercial market for consuming this product due to the shortage in the provision of electric power, especially if its security and economic situation is improved. It is known that Iraq's imports depend on selling oil more than all the wealth it owns. Now Iraq is in desire need of importing This product is in order to cover the needs of the Iraqi citizen of electrical energy instead of the small generators that do not work well and meet the Iraqi citizen's need for consuming electrical energy while contributing to Reducing environmental pollution as a result of the emission of thermal gasses that affect the atmosphere through the use of electric power plants that run on fuel. The purpose of entering the Ygrene company in Iraq is to increase the benefit from the manufacture or export of its product and to relieve the suffering of the Iraqi citizens who pay very large wages to generator owners and the state in return for obtaining a quantity of electrical energy that does not meet their needs