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Infographic: Iraqi National Days
This infographic shows dates of significance in Iraq, varying from cultural, religious to historical holidays.
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Deadline update: change your biometric data
The deadline for updating biometric data in Iraq is the 20th of August 2023, so as this is approaching it is for individuals seeking to modify their voter registration details, by this date. For residents wishing to change their registration or voting center from one area or governorate to another,…
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Empowering Iraq: Unite for Water Conservation and Sustainable Future
Embrace a vital mission that resonates beyond borders with the dedicated efforts of the Communications and Media Commissions (CMC) in Iraq. Amidst the ever-pressing concern of water scarcity, the CMC stands as a beacon of change, tirelessly advocating for responsible water usage that transcends individual actions. In a world where…
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CMC and ISC Meeting to Improve Business and Investment Literacy
The President of the Communications and Media Commission (CMC), Dr. Ali Al-Mouayed, hosted a meeting with Mr. Faisal Al-Hims, President of the Iraq Securities Commission (ISC), to discuss ways to improve the public’s literacy in the investment sphere, as this is a topic of shared significance between the commissions. The…
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Dr. Ali Al-Moayyed Attends Training Session on Climate Change Issues
The head of the Communications and Media Commission (CMC), Dr. Ali Al-Moayyed, participated in a training dialogue session held by the “Bahr Al-Uloom” Forum and the Al-Alamein Institute, in coordination with the United Nations Development Cooperation Program (UNDP). The session was focused on training journalists on how to effectively report…
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Religion: Sabaean-Mandaeans Minority in Southern Iraq
Iraq is known for its rich tribal groups and diverse religious practices across the country. A minority of them practice a religion called Sabaean-Mandaeans, which consists of a monotheistic religion that’s neither Muslim, Christian, or Jewish located in southern Iraq. Ginza Rabba, their holy book, meaning ‘Great Treasury’ in Aramaic…
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Exploring Al-Suwaidi’s Historic Residence
Al Suwaidi house stands as a significant historical landmark, once home to Tawfiq Al Suwaidi, the former Prime Minister of Iraq. With a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, the house encapsulates the essence of an era marked by political and societal shifts. As a distinguished statesman,…
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Iraq’s Most Famous and Traditional Dish Served During the Month of Muharram
Every year, during the holy month of Muharram, the city of Karbala in Iraq becomes a beacon of faith, unity, and hospitality. The city’s streets and alleyways brim with millions of pilgrims from around the world, who come to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad.…
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Pilgrims Visit the Holy Shrine of Imam Hussain
The Shrine of Imam Hussain in Karbala, Iraq, holds immense significance for Shia Muslims and Iraqis globally. It marks the burial site of Imam Hussain, the Prophet Muhammad’s grandson, who is a central figure in Shia Islam. His death in the Battle of Karbala in 680 AD, where he stood…
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The Commemoration of Qasim ibn Hassan During Muharram
Each year, the city of Karbala, Iraq, becomes the focal point of a significant event in Shia Islam – the commemoration of Al-Qasim ibn Al Hasan, the son of the second Shi’a Imam. This event holds immense importance, both religiously and culturally, and serves as a unifying force for the…
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