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  • Storytelling, Diaspora and Identity: Interview with Roots & Narratives Podcast

    Across the media narratives which dominate the global news, Iraq is too often talked about, more than it is listened to. As the global Iraqi diaspora continues to grow in number, platforms like the Roots and Narrative / Al-Nafs Podcast offer space for an exploration of Iraqi identity beyond the…

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  • Opening of the First Digital Library in Baghdad

    In a big step forward in the country’s journey towards knowledge advancement, Iraq has officially opened its first and largest digital library in Baghdad.  The project comes as part of a comprehensive government vision, targeted towards strengthening digital governance and enabling easier access to knowledge resources, in particular for students…

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  • Historic Saint Gregory Church Reopens in Baghdad

    In anticipation of the upcoming Christmas traditions, the Church of Saint Gregory of the Armenian Orthodox in central Baghdad is now reopened following an inauguration by Prime Minister Al-Sudani.  The church, a longstanding place of worship for Iraq’s Armenian Christian community, was undergoing a rehabilitation project for several years and…

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  • Iraqi Fashion House Strengthens Cultural Cooperation

    Social organisation ‘Weavers of the Land’ visit the Iraqi Fashion House to launch collaborative cultural partnerships. Iraqi social organisation ‘Weavers of the Land’, who specialise in economic empowerment and training in the field of fashion, met with the Director General of the Iraqi Fashion House to discuss ways of joint…

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  • Flavours of Iraq Shine at Coffee and Tea Festival

    This week, Iraq celebrated its second edition of the Coffee and Tea Festival in its capital. Taking place at the Palm Complex in Baghdad, the event, organised by the Reza Alwan Cultural Foundation and Enfold Company, brought together nearly 70 coffee and tea companies from across Iraq and neighbouring nations.…

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  • Celebrating Iraq National Day 2025

    October 3, 2025, marked Iraq’s 93rd National Day. A celebration of the anniversary of its independence and formal recognition as a sovereign state.  Yesterday, Iraqis across the country came together to celebrate the occasion with renewed national pride, and a powerful sense of unity.  The day’s celebrations began with a…

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  • Government Teams Support Arbaeen Pilgrimage

    Under the banner, “Your government at your service”, staff from the Sports Talent Departments in Diwaniyah, Wasit, Babylon and Muthanna are dedicating their efforts to supporting visitors making the journey to Karbala for the Arbaeen pilgrimage – A religious event commemorating the life and passing of the prominent religious figure,…

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  • Duhok’s Leading Shopping and Leisure Destination

    Nestled between the Bekhair and Zaiwa mountain ranges lies the city of Duhok, northern Iraq.  The Duhok Family Mall, developed in 2013 by the Darin Group, one of the region’s leading firms, has become a vibrant staple in Duhok. Covering over 102,000 square metres, the mall blends retail, leisure, and…

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  • Erbil Hosts Youth Political Empowerment Programme

    In a step towards nurturing the next generation of Iraqi leaders, the Ministry of Youth and Sports has launched an advanced training programme in political empowerment.  The event, held in Erbil, northern Iraq, in partnership with the German organisation GIZ, brought together 20 young men and women from across Iraq. …

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  • Discover Enishke Cave: Duhok’s Hidden Gem for Tourists

    In the city of Duhok, northern Iraq, sits the Enishke Cave. One of the largest caves in Iraq, nestled beside the mountains of Sarsing, its rock formation is nearly 7,000 years old. Once a religious site, this ancient cave has been reimagined into a unique restaurant, combining nature, history and…

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