Beirut Erbil Potato Company Celebrates First Export of Natural Potato Chips to Saudi Arabia and Jordan

Under the esteemed patronage of the Governor of Erbil and with the notable presence of the President of the Investment Authority, the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, the Makhmur Branch Manager of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the Mayor of Qoshtapa, alongside several directors general and specialists in agriculture and industry, B.E.P.P Co. hosted a celebration marking the launch and export of the inaugural shipment of natural potato chips from Beirut Erbil Company to Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

The Governor of Erbil , the President of the Investment Authority, the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, the Makhmur Branch Manager of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the Mayor of Qoshtapa

During the event, attendees praised the exceptional efforts made by Beirut Erbil Company and commended its pioneering role in developing the agricultural and industrial sectors. The company is the first to establish a market for industrial potatoes in the region successfully and has pioneered the establishment of a professional factory to produce natural potato chips. Notably, Beirut Erbil Company was the first to export potatoes from Iraq, and today it achieves a new milestone by exporting the first shipment of natural potato chips abroad.

Kak Sarwa, Deputy Minister of Industry

This significant achievement reflects Beirut Erbil Company's commitment to innovation and quality and directly supports the national economy of both Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. This step enhances the company's position as a major contributor to economic development. It serves as a living example of dedication and hard work to achieve growth and prosperity in the region.

Dr. Mohamed Shukri, Chairman of the Investment Authority

With this important event, Beirut Erbil Company demonstrates its ability to provide high-quality products that meet the needs of international markets, contributing to strengthening economic relations between Iraq and importing countries, and opening new horizons for fruitful commercial cooperation.