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  • Iraq, Libya Discuss Reviving Ties: Investment and Cooperation

    Iraq’s Acting Chargé d’Affaires in Libya, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sahaf, met with Mr. Taher Al-Baawor, the Libyan Foreign Ministry’s acting head, with the aim of  strengthening ties and usher in a new era of cooperation, . The meeting, held in Tripoli, focused on revitalising Iraqi-Libyan relations across a range of sectors.…

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  • Experience Iraq: Vibrant Produce, Local Flavour

    Produce markets in Iraq are vibrant hubs of daily life, offering a rich array of fresh fruits and vegetables. Found in cities and towns across the country, these markets are essential for both local economies and household sustenance. Vendors display colourful assortments of seasonal produce, including dates, pomegranates, figs, tomatoes,…

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  • The Story Behind Baghdad’s Yellow Taxis

    Once a common sight on Baghdad’s bustling streets, the iconic yellow taxis are now competing with other modes of transport. Unlike their vibrant counterparts in other cities, these cabs hold a unique place in Baghdad’s history. For decades, they have been the go-to choice for getting around. Their bright yellow…

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  • Science and Transport: How Iraq is Tackling Environmental Issues

    The Planning and Follow-up Department of the Ministry of Transport, represented by the Research and Studies Department, held a joint meeting with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Al-Mustansiriyah University, College of Atmospheric Sciences today, Monday, to coordinate cooperation on environmental issues. The meeting focused on mechanisms of…

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  • Tuk-Tuks: Baghdad’s Affordable Transit Solution

    In the lively streets of Baghdad, the tuk-tuk has risen to prominence as Iraq’s most economical mode of transportation. Due to its compact size and agility, this three-wheeled vehicle has become a go-to choice for city residents seeking a swift and budget-friendly means to navigate the congested streets of the…

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  • Strategic Projects in Key Construction and Investment Meeting

    Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani led the eighth meeting of the Higher Committee for Construction and Investment on Wednesday. The agenda included discussions on key service, investment, economic, and developmental projects aligned with the government’s program to stimulate various sectors. Prime Minister Al-Sudani underscored the importance of decisive action in…

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  • Advanced Care Coming Soon: Al-Zaki Hospital

    The Ministry of Planning announced the ongoing construction of the Al-Zaki Specialised Hospital in Babylon Province, is currently more than halfway through being completed. This 230-bed facility, includes a main building with a basement, a three-story structure, and a six-floor annex. It features emergency units, outpatient clinics for men and…

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  • Ministry of Environment Enforce Legal Actions on Unsustainable Factories

    The Ministry of Environment in Iraq has issued a warning to cement production factories, emphasising the need to strictly follow the environmental rules and regulations. The Ministry has made it clear that failure to comply with these guidelines will result in severe consequences, including the temporary closure of the factories…

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  • Iraq & UAE Parliaments Strengthen Ties with New Committee

    The Iraqi Council of Representatives and the UAE Federal National Council met, in a significant step towards closer ties. Mr. Muhsin Al-Mandlawi, Acting Speaker of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, announced the formation of a friendship committee between Iraq and the UAE. The aim of this committee, is to develop…

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  • Development Project at the Historical Al-Saray Street

    Adjacent to the renowned Al-Mutanabbi Street in Iraq, the Al-Saray Market axis and the Al-Safir Mosque form part of an ambitious project by the Baghdad Municipality focused on developing and restoring historical buildings in the area. This development initiative aims not only to preserve Iraq’s rich heritage but also to…

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