National Infrastructure Development
At LUGAL, infrastructure projects are delivered as long-term national assets that support economic stability and reliable public services, rather than short-term construction works.
Iraq is currently implementing more than 118 infrastructure projects covering inter-provincial roads, water and wastewater networks, alongside around 100 water-sector improvement projects nationwide. In the energy sector, the country is advancing new power generation projects with a combined capacity of up to 15,000 MW, while current electricity production stands at approximately 28,000 MW, below the estimated national demand of over 32,000 MW.
Infrastructure development also extends to transport and logistics, with major investments in railways and ports, supported by international financing worth hundreds of millions of dollars, aimed at strengthening trade connectivity and economic integration.
LUGAL approaches these projects with a strong focus on execution reality, aligning planning, construction, and operational readiness from the outset. By emphasizing efficiency, scalability, and maintenance readiness, LUGAL helps deliver infrastructure that drives economic growth, improves service delivery, and forms a resilient foundation for Iraq’s long-term development.
