The World Bank, in its latest report, projects that the Iraqi economy will make a qualitative leap by recording the highest growth rate in the Arab world for 2026, expected to reach 6.7%. This positive assessment, followed by Dijla Point News, surpasses previous forecasts thanks to the stabilization of macroeconomic indicators.

The financial report attributes this recovery to the noticeable rebound in the energy sector and the government's serious inclinations to expand infrastructure investments, alongside tangible progress in the agricultural and real estate sectors.

The report praised governmental efforts aimed at diversifying revenue sources and reducing reliance on oil, indicating that moving forward with economic reforms will increase Iraq's immunity against external fluctuations.