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    Al-Chibayish Marsh Thrives During Tourist Season

    Nasiriyah – (iina) Al-Chibayish marsh is a natural wetland in Nasiriyah. The wetland comes from the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, where many animals reside, such as birds and fishes, as well as other living things like papyrus plants. Tourists are now very keen to explore this area of Iraq due…

    The Statue of Kahramana Pours Courage on Iraqis

    Baghdad – (iina) The famous Iraqi sculptor and artist, Mohammed Ghani Hikmat, enlightens a road in Baghdad by making a statue of Kahramana. This statue is an important figure in the story of ‘Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves’ from the ‘One Thousand and One Nights’ tales. The role of…

    Traditional Winter Iraqi Street Food Keeping Citizens Warm

    https://youtu.be/XEba4yziLiU Baghdad – (iina) The citizens of Baghdad come together around a winter dish that is traditional to Iraqis in cold seasons. The Bagila is a type of bean which they season with sour flavours such as lemon. This kind of street food brings warmth in every sense of the…

    Home-Made Omani Products Exhibited at the Omani Festival

    Baghdad – (iina) As Iraq and Oman are solidifying their relations, an exhibition of traditional Omani products is held in Baghdad. The independent business owners embody their country’s heritage through Bukhoor, honey, and jewellery. The festival creates a festive environment for the visitors who explore the Omani culture. Published: 6th…

    Wadi Al-Salam: One of the Largest Cemeteries in the World

    Najaf – (iina) The Wadi Al-Salam Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Iraq where millions of Iraqi Muslims are peacefully rested. There are many important figures buried there, including kings, sultans and princes. The cemetery is located at a very close distance from the Holy Shrine of Imam Ali bin…

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