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Many people want to work in Iraq because the reconstruction of the country is generating a lot of lucrative job opportunities.


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    Check the entry and visa restrictions. You may need to file a lot of paperwork in order to be able to work in Iraq.
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    Check jobs available working for Kellogg, Brown & Root (KBR), a subsidiary of Halliburton, which offers logistics and support to the US military in Iraq (and elsewhere).
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    Check the Iraq Strategic Partnership Office (ISPO), established by a Presidential Directive to coordinate the U.S. reconstruction program in Iraq.[1]


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