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    Iraq Launches National Taxi in Baghdad

    The Iraqi Ministry of Transport has introduced the National Taxi project in Baghdad. It aims to modernize and streamline taxi services through an electronic app. The key features of the project are to integrate all Baghdad taxis into a single electronic platform, to simplify transportation requests for citizens. The initiative…

    Baghdad Tops Iraq in QS Sustainability List

    The QS World University Rankings for Sustainability 2025 have recognised 8 Iraqi universities for their efforts in sustainable development. This ranking evaluates nearly 1,800 universities worldwide based on three key pillars. These are; environmental impact, social impact and governance. The University of Baghdad led Iraq’s representation, followed by: University of…

    Iraq’s Universities Shine in Global Sustainability Rankings

    In a significant achievement for higher education, 78 universities across Iraq have been recognised in the prestigious UI Green Metric World University Rankings 2024. The ranking evaluates 1,477 universities from 95 countries worldwide. This acknowledgment highlights Iraq’s growing commitment to sustainability and environmentally responsible practices across its academic institutions. The…

    Baghdad Named Arab Tourism Capital for 2025

    The Arab Tourism Organisation has officially selected Baghdad as the Arab Tourism Capital for 2025. The announcement was made during the 27th session of the Arab Ministerial Council for Tourism, held at the League of Arab States headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. The decision highlights Baghdad’s readiness to embrace its role…

    Dhi Qar is Launching Improved Public Transport Services

    The Ministry of Transport, led by Minister Razzaq Muhaibis Al-Saadawi, has announced plans to improve public transport in Dhi Qar Governorate, following his visit to the area. Al-Saadawi highlighted the importance of developing transportation infrastructure in Dhi Qar, noting its significance for local citizens and the growing tourism sector. The…

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