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AI-generatedThe article highlights the transformation of Iraqi militias into economic powerhouses, impacting key sectors like construction and energy. This shift occurs amid ongoing U.S. influence and internal political dynamics, contributing to significant economic losses for Iraq.
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- Iraqi militias evolved from armed groups to economic players since 2003.
- Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) formalized in 2014.
- By 2025, U.S. pressure blocked legislation integrating PMF into Iraqi armed forces.
- Militias expanded into construction, telecom, and energy sectors.
- Estimated $11 billion annual revenue from illicit activities; $600 billion loss to Iraq's economy since 2003.
Mid-term, Turkish construction firms face increased competition and risk in Iraq, with potential reputational damage.
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Sector impact at a glance
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