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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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  • Extension of Green Spaces in Baghdad

    The Baghdad Municipality expands its green spaces project and plant more trees along the city’s streets, a move aimed at improving air quality and reducing pollution. Given the extreme heat experienced in Iraq, this initiative promises to bring cooler air and create spaces where residents can relax and find an…

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  • 2025 QS Rankings: Iraqi Universities Achieve Striking Gains

    The 2025 QS World University Rankings highlight the presence of five Iraqi universities, with notable progress by the University of Baghdad, which has ascended into the 801-850 band from its previous 951-1000 placement. The rankings for the other four Iraqi universities—Mustansiriyah University, University of Kufa, University of Basrah, and University…

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  • Iraqi ID Cards: Everything You Need to Know

    The Iraqi government has announced that the national identity card will be the basis for all official transactions in Iraqi offices. This move is intended to improve efficiency and security in government services. The national identity card is a digital identity card that includes biometric data such as fingerprints and…

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  • Travel Smarter with Iraq’s New Electronic Passport

    Iraqi citizens will now be able to travel with more ease with the introduction of the country’s new e-passport. This improved document has been enhanced security features and streamlined processes, making international travel more secure and efficient. The e-passport has a microchip storing the holder’s biometric data, including fingerprints and…

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  • Iraq Set on Meeting ICAO Aviation Standards

    Prime Minister Al Sudanie chaired a committee to discuss lifting the European ban on Iraqi Airways. The specialised committee detailed the measures taken to address the ban, focusing on improving Iraqi Airways’ operations. These efforts include automating all sections of the airline, repairing and maintaining aircraft, and enhancing the skills…

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  • Iraq’s Economic Growth Hinges on Oil Sector Recovery: World Bank

    The World Bank is cautiously optimistic about Iraq’s economic future, projecting growth exceeding 5% by 2026. This optimism hinges on a crucial factor: recovery in the nation’s oil sector. Iraq’s economy is heavily reliant on oil revenue. As a major oil producer and exporter, the country’s financial health is therefore…

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  • Iraqi Airways Welcomes Pilgrims Home After Hajj

    Iraqi Airways representatives have announced the start of returning flights from Saudi Arabian airports back to Iraq following the conclusion of the Hajj rituals for the 1445 AH season. Eng. Munaf Abdul-Munim, General Manager of the company, stated that the first flight of the national carrier departed this morning, 21st…

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