
Industries we serve across Iraq and the MENA region
From state oil companies and refineries to terminals, pipelines, power, steel and cement: the sectors where international equipment, correct documentation and local execution decide whether a project works.
Ten sectors. One accountable chain.
The procurement mechanics differ by sector (tender routes, vendor registration, documentation, payment cycles), but the requirement is the same: genuine equipment delivered to standard and supported on site.
Oil and gas
Upstream and midstream equipment and services.
Refineries
Process units, utilities and turnaround support.
Petrochemicals
Process equipment and specialty instrumentation.
Terminals and storage
Loading systems, metering and tank farms.
Pipelines
Line pipe, valves, monitoring and cathodic protection.
Power and utilities
Boilers, HRSGs, compressors and balance-of-plant.
Steel and metallurgy
Refractories and metallurgical consumables.
Cement and heavy industry
Process equipment and wear solutions.
Government industrial projects
Ministry and state-company procurement programmes.
Industrial laboratories
Analysis and quality-control instrumentation.
Working in one of these sectors? Tell us about the project.

Government and state-company programmes
The largest volume of industrial procurement in Iraq flows through state-owned companies under the relevant ministries, notably in oil, refining, electricity and heavy industry, via public tenders, direct invitations to registered vendors and framework contracts.
Al Afaq Alaabirah, our Baghdad entity, is a registered approved vendor with North Refineries Company and North Oil Company. We manage vendor-registration files, prequalification, technical submittals and clarification handling on behalf of the manufacturers we represent, and carry the interface with Iraqi payment cycles, site conditions and administrative processes.

Working on a project in one of these sectors?
Tell us the end user, the scope and the closing date. We respond to qualified enquiries within two working days.

