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    Prime Minister Al-Sudani Honours Paralympics Gold Medalist Najla Imad

    In a significant gesture of national pride, Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with Najla Imad, the Iraqi athlete who secured a gold medal in table tennis at the Paris Paralympics. Accompanied by her father and coach, Jamal Jalal, the meeting was also attended by the Prime Minister’s Advisor for…

    Asian Delegation Explores China’s Infrastructure Projects in Iraq

    As part of the Belt and Road Initiative, the Asian delegation visited the offices of China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), gaining first hand insights into the successful delivery of their projects. During the visit, delegates learned about key undertakings such as the Chengdu Metro Line and the Gaobeiba Vehicle Depot.…

    Iraq Strengthens Ties with Japan in Technology and Communications

    In a move aimed at boosting cooperation, Dr. Ali Al-Moayyed, Chairman of Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission (CMC), welcomed Japan’s Ambassador to Baghdad, Futoshi Matsumoto, at the Commission’s headquarters. The meeting focused on exploring ways to enhance mutual collaboration, particularly in the areas of technology and communications. A key point…

    Najla Imad Wins Iraq’s First Female Paralympic Gold

    Najla Imad has engraved her name into history as Iraq’s first female Paralympic gold medalist. Her triumphant achievement in table tennis at the Paralympic Games in Paris marks a milestone for Iraqi sports and showcases the unshakeable spirit of overcoming adversity. In 2012, Najla’s life was forever changed when she…

    Historic Babylon Lake Revived: Minister Announces Plans for a Landmark Museum

    In a monumental step towards preserving Iraq’s rich heritage, the ancient city of Babylon witnessed the revival of its iconic lake today. The inauguration ceremony, led by Minister of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities Dr. Ahmed Fakak Al-Badrani, and Minister of Water Resources Eng. Aoun Diab, marked the completion of cutting-edge…

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