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Workshop on Austrian Excavations at Bursiba Site
On Thursday October 24, a workshop focused on archaeological excavations was held at the General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage, under the supervision of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities for Arts Affairs and the Director General of the Department of Studies, Research, and Archaeological Training,…
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Basra Civilisation Museum Hosts Iraqi Tourism Promotion Forum
The Basra Civilisation Museum recently hosted the Iraqi Tourism Promotion Forum under the patronage of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani and in collaboration with the local government of Basra Province. This significant event, themed “Iraq’s Tourism: Civilisation and Authenticity from Basra… Promoting Iraq’s Tourism,” aimed to showcase the rich cultural…
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Iraqi-Japanese Cultural Collaboration Boosts Heritage Preservation
The House of Books and Documents in Iraq has taken a significant step towards strengthening international cultural ties through a new collaboration with a Japanese academic delegation. This partnership aligns with Iraq’s broader goal of enhancing global cultural exchange, and it promises to bring valuable expertise to the country’s efforts…
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4,000-Year-Old Archaeological Site Discovered in Kirkuk
The General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage has announced the discovery of a significant archaeological site at Tell “Arab Kombet” in Kirkuk province. The site, estimated to be over 4,000 years old, dates back to historical periods spanning from the Early Dynastic Period to the Old Babylonian Period (third and…
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DHL Enhancing Logistics in Iraq
DHL, a leading global logistics provider, commenced its operations in Iraq in 2005, capitalising on the country’s evolving market after the Iraq War. They faced many challenges due to security concerns and inadequate infrastructure. However, DHL has successfully established a robust presence, offering a range of express delivery and logistics…
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Global Hunger Index Ranking Highlights Growing Concern
In the recently released Global Hunger Index for 2024, Iraq has been ranked 70th out of 127 countries, with a hunger score of 14.9. This represents a concerning increase of 1.1 points from the previous year, when Iraq’s score was recorded at 13.8. A rising hunger score indicates a deterioration…
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Government Buildings to Harness Solar Power for Efficiency
The Ministry of Electricity has unveiled a new initiative to utilise the rooftops of government buildings for the installation of solar energy systems. As part of this plan, around 546 buildings have been identified for solar panel installation, marking a significant step in the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to expand the…
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Baghdad’s Cycling Routes Along Scenic Corniches
In Baghdad, several key locations offer scenic corniches and green spaces that cater to both pedestrians and cyclists, promoting healthier lifestyles and providing much-needed recreational areas in the city. These dedicated cycling routes are playing an increasingly important role in encouraging sustainable transport and offering a safe, enjoyable environment for…
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Modern Electronic Bus Shelters Launched in Baghdad
The Iraqi Ministry of Transportation has officially inaugurated the first modern electronic bus shelter for public transportation in Baghdad, marking a significant advancement in the capital’s public transport services. This initiative is part of a comprehensive project that will see the establishment of twenty four advanced bus shelters strategically located…
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Iraq Stars League Gains Global Spotlight on Transfermarkt
The global website “Transfermarkt” has officially added the Iraq Stars League to its platform, offering football fans and media outlets access to real-time information and statistics for all league players. This significant development not only provides greater visibility for the league but also facilitates the international marketing of Iraqi players,…
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