You think building a startup is hard? Try doing it from Iraq
You think building a startup is hard? Try doing it from Iraq
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Building a startup in Iraq indeed presents unique challenges, from infrastructural limitations to navigating complex regulatory environments. However, it’s also a landscape rich with untapped potential—large markets with unmet needs and a youthful, resilient population eager for innovation. Entrepreneurs there often demonstrate remarkable adaptability and creativity, leveraging diaspora networks and digital platforms to overcome local barriers. International support, diaspora investment, and targeted policy reforms could significantly empower local startups. Ultimately, while the road is tougher, the opportunity for impactful innovation that addresses local challenges—and perhaps scaling beyond—is extraordinary.