About Our Transportation Experience

The group's activity in public transportation began in 1992 with the establishment of Salem Juma Public Transport Company. It was initially focused on domestic transportation within Iraq. With the growth of the transportation sector in Iraq, other companies within the group were established, namely Al-Sahel Al-Mutawassit Company, Anwar Al-Hadara Company, Al-Abrag Al-Barriya Company, and Mahd Al-Hadara Company. These companies entered into a series of contracts related to oil-for-food exchange from 1992 until 2002. They were responsible for transporting a portion of the government's food supplies through contracts with the General Company for Land Transportation in Iraq and the General Company for Grain Trade. They transported goods from Ma'an in Jordan, Tartous in Syria, in addition to Iraqi ports such as Um Qasr and Abu Flus, as well as land border crossings. After 2003, the companies' activities continued and focused on internal transportation. They entered into contracts with the Ministry of Trade to transport flour from Iraqi mills to the ministry's warehouses and then to distribution agents in different regions. The group also contracted with the Ministry of Health to transport medicines and medical supplies in refrigerated trucks from the ministry's warehouses to Iraqi hospitals in all provinces. These contracts are still ongoing. Furthermore, the transportation companies within the group are responsible for transporting food products produced by other companies within the group, such as the Iraqi National Company, which transports its products to all provinces, and Al-Hadara Company for Grain Milling, which transports wheat from Iraqi silos to Al-Hadara Company. User give me a title for this text ChatGPT Title: "Development of Public Transportation and Contractual Engagements in Iraq: A Comprehensive Overview" Regenerate response