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  • Baghdad-Ramadi Train Service Reopens After 20 Years

    The Minister of Transport, Mr. Razzaq Muhaibis Al-Saadawi, officially inaugurated the (Baghdad-Ramadi) railway line in Anbar today, marking its return to service after 20 years of inactivity due to terrorist attacks. This rehabilitation was completed by the General Company for Iraqi Railways’ technical and engineering teams. The railway line, which…

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  • Cultural Relations Hosts Seminar on UN Security Council’s Role

    The General Directorate of Cultural Relations, in collaboration with the Human Rights Department of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities, hosted an informative seminar titled “The Role of the Security Council in Resolving International Conflicts.” The event featured Dr. Hazem Mohammed Al-Rudaini, Vice President of the Strategic Human Rights…

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  • New Integrated Electronic Health Insurance System

    In a major step towards modernising healthcare in Iraq, the Health Insurance Authority has signed a contract for the implementation of an integrated electronic health insurance system. The agreement, made with the leading Iraqi Progress Company, was signed under the supervision of the Minister of Health, Dr. Saleh Mahdi Al-Hasnawi.…

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  • Minister Al-Badrani Opens ‘Strategic Climate Challenges’ Conference

    His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Fakkak Al-Badrani, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities, inaugurated the third session of the “Strategic Climate Culture and Challenges” conference, organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment’s Climate Change Directorate and other key institutions. In his speech, Al-Badrani stressed the importance of environmental awareness and…

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  • Iraq Wins Silver in Fencing at Paralympic Games

    The national wheelchair fencing team has proudly secured the silver medal at the Paralympic Games held in Paris, France. The trio from the Communications Club—Zain Al-Abideen Gilan, Ammar Ali, and Haider Ali—entered the competition with exceptional strength and determination. They began their campaign by defeating the Brazilian team in the…

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  • Flyadeal Launches Direct Flights to Iraq

    Saudi airline Flyadeal has announced the launch of direct flights to Iraq, utilising large-capacity aircrafts. The service will operate three weekly flights, connecting Baghdad International Airport, Najaf Al-Ashraf Airport, and Basra International Airport. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Iraq, facilitating travel for both business and…

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  • Saji Ahmed Wins Silver Medal at Bahyouth Martial Arts

    Saji Ahmed has achieved a significant milestone by securing the silver medal at the Asian Championship of Bahyouth Martial Arts. This prestigious tournament, hosted in Iraq for the first time in 40 years, marked a historic moment for the nation and attracted participation from ten countries. Throughout the competition, Ahmed…

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  • University of Baghdad Enhances Support for Census Project

    Dr. Ali Al-Mubarqa, Advisor to the Ministry of Planning, recently visited the University of Baghdad to underscore the role of state institutions in supporting the General Population and Housing Census Project, scheduled for 20th November. During his meeting with Dr. Baha Ibrahim, President of the University of Baghdad, and the…

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  • Iraqi Red Crescent to Aid Lebanese Red Cross

    On Sunday, Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with Mr. Yassin Al-Maamouri, President of the Iraqi Red Crescent Society, to discuss critical humanitarian initiatives. The meeting centred on enhancing cooperation with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, alongside the Lebanese Red Cross and various relief organisations.…

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  • Iraq to Start Exporting Jet Fuel

    Iraq is taking a pivotal step toward economic diversification with the export of jet fuel at a rate of 800 to 1,000 tonnes per day. This strategic move not only enhances the country’s export portfolio but also signifies a shift away from its traditional reliance on crude oil. As the…

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