Baghdad, Iraq – 23 Jun 2021

Enhancing Partnership to Achieve Sustainable Development

Eng. Hashem Mohammed Hatem, The General Manager of GAMCO, signed a partnership contract with SAS company for automobile trading and services to import Toyota cars as it is very popular among the Iraqi market. Mr. Abdul Hamid Hardan signed the contract on behalf of SAS as he is its General Agent. The contract signing ceremony was attended by GAMCO’s Technical Assistant and the Import Manager, And on behalf of SAS, Mr. Salar Al-Bebani, The General Manager in Iraq.

Eng. Hashim Mohammed Hatim, General Manager of GAMCO, said after completing the signing of the contract and through his media office, that he was pleased with the return of the fruitful and constructive cooperation between GAMCO and SAS, as it deals with Toyota products that are known in the Iraqi market. He assured that he was willing to import all types of Toyota cars and distributing them amongst the governmental directories and the citizens’ who want to buy it. The delegation expressed its happiness with the outcome of the partnership between SAS and GAMCO Mr. Abdul Hamid Hardan, General Agent of SAS Company, expressed that his company is ready to provide all Toyota products and provide them with after-sales services in its workshops all over Iraq as well as the workshops belonging to GAMCO

Additionally, Eng. Hashim Mohammed Hatim, the General Manager of GAMCO revealed the All-New Toyota Land Cruiser 2022 for the first time in Iraq. During this time, the product engineer of SAS gave a detailed presentation on the specifications of this car, which includes high specifications and strong durability, especially after changing the chassis of the car to aluminum chassis that increases the car’s insulation. Also, for the first time, a Tun Turbo engine was added with a horsepower output of 409, giving the new Land Cruiser a sporty character with high acceleration as well as high performance on rough roads. This car includes all the durability and safety features that the drivers and passengers need.

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