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The Nasiriyah Corniche Development Project: Enhancing Urban Life in Dhi Qar Governorate
The Nasiriyah Corniche Development Project in Dhi Qar Governorate is a significant initiative aimed at improving the city’s infrastructure and urban environment. With a 77% completion rate in its second phase, the project has made considerable progress in transforming the Corniche into a vibrant, functional space. Focusing on infrastructure upgrades,…
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New Road Signs in Baghdad Enhance City Navigation
The Baghdad Municipality has launched an initiative to install modern informational and directional signs throughout the capital. These signs will indicate the names of streets, main roads, and various government departments, providing clearer navigation for both residents and visitors. Modern road signs can greatly improve navigation and accessibility within the…
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CMC Discusses Model of Media and Democracy at UNESCO
Dr. Ali Al-Moayyed, the head of the Iraqi Media and Communications Commission (CMC), recently participated in a significant event at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The event featured panel discussions and Q&A opportunities focusing on the role of modern media technologies in promoting freedoms and democracy in Iraq. The sessions also…
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New Adjustment to the Official Working Hours in Iraq
The Council of Ministers has granted approval for the starting and ending times of official working hours at the headquarters of ministries, their affiliated bodies, and non-affiliated entities for a trial period of three months following Ramadan. This decision will be subject to reassessment by the committee according to the…
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Kahramana Arts Foundation presents Queens of Sumer
On International Womens’ Day, the Kahramana Arts Foundation proudly presented a group exhibition featuring a diverse array of artworks by talented artists from Iraq, the event took a captivating turn as participating artists adorned themselves as Sumerian Queens. Embracing Iraqi Sumerian, Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian, and folkloric designs, they embodied the…
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Al-Kadhimiya Shrine Illuminating the Oldest Town of Baghdad
Al-Kadhimiya Mosque is a sacred mosque in the oldest town of Baghdad which contains the tombs of Imam Musa Al-Kadhim and Imam Muhammad Al-Jawad. It is very famous amongst the Shia Muslim community and was built in 834 AD. The mosque includes two golden domes, Kufic inscriptions all over the…
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Iraqi Banking Sector Transforms with Electronic Payment Innovations
Engineer Suha Al Kifaee, Managing Director of the International Islamic Bank, discusses the significant transformations in Iraq’s private banking sector. The adoption of an electronic platform based on the central bank rate of 1,320 dinar has ushered in a new era. This shift has facilitated the entry of diverse economic…
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The Art Institute in Baghdad
The Larsa Institute in Baghdad is offering art classes for people of all ages and background. They are taught to draw sketches and paint with oil paints on canvas. This is allowing many Iraqi kids and adults to express themselves through creativity. It is also improving their confidence as they…
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Raising Awareness on Climate Change and Wildlife in Iraq
Climate change has been an ongoing issue in Iraq causing water shortages and weather changes. Mahdi Laith, an Iraqi Environmental Activist, is advocating to raise awareness of climate change and the mistreatment of wildlife animals, especially reptiles. People of Iraq have not received a crucial education on the importance of…
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