Basrah
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Shatt al-Arab: the Future of Basra
The Shatt al-Arab, meaning “River of the Arabs,” winds for 200 kilometers through southern Iraq, through the heart of Basra. Formed by the junction of the Tigris and Euphrates at al-Qurnah, it reaches a width of over 700 meters, where it empties into the Gulf. The river serves as a…
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Iraq Launches Electronic Payment Services at Fuel Stations
Iraq has taken a significant step forward in modernising its fuel distribution system via automated fuel filling and electronic payment services at fuel stations across the country, introduced earlier this year. This initiative, reduces human intervention, marks a significant step in Iraq’s journey towards technological advancement and efficiency in its…
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Ramadan’s Impact on the Economy: Insights for Financial Trends
The 11th of March marked the start of Ramadan in Iraq, with most people preparing weeks in advance for the Holy month. Because this month alters the typical daily schedule of practicing individuals, it is usually expected for the economy to slow down whilst the working rhythm changes, and practicing…
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Interview with CEO of TOPFIBRA on Al-Narges GRP Pipe Plant
In an exclusive interview, Mauricio Facchinetti, CEO and Co-Founder of TOPFIBRA, speaks on the collaboration with Al-Narges to produce Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) pipe plant. Al-Narges company has opened Iraq’s first factory to manufacture glass fibre reinforced plastic (GRP) pipes. Could you tell me more about this collaboration? I would…
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Iraq Develops its Infrastructure by Building Glass Fibre Pipe Plant
https://youtu.be/CzxoJ6H6ido Narjes Group in Iraq is building the first Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) fibre pipe plant for a a new sunstainable approach. The Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani, paid a visit to the factory in Basra and proceeded with a speech to inaugurate the production of the plant. Published:…
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The Baghdad-Basra Train: An Iraq Travel Experience
The Baghdad-Basra train, a key part of Iraq’s rail system, operates only three days a week, but is renowned for its impressive punctuality. To ensure the best passenger experience, an inspector thoroughly checks the train for cleanliness and readiness before each journey. The service caters to 348 passengers and is…
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World Food Programme and Iraq develop a mangrove nursery in Basra
Basra – (iina) The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), in partnership with the local government of Basra, Iraq’s Ministry of Environment, and the University of Basra’s Marine Science Centre started a mangrove nursery in the tidal flats region with the capacity to produce up to one million mangrove seedlings…
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