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    VIDEO: Daily life in Baghdad’s Al-Qishla and Al-Mutanabi

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    The fish of the Gulf on sale in Basrah’s fish market, one of Iraq’s largest

    The fish market in Basrah stocks more than 35 different species of fish and marine organisms, and the equivalent of 25 million dinars of fish is sold there daily. One of the sellers in the market, Sultan Al-Basri, said, “There are many types of sea fish, including shank fish, sea…

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    Infographic: Iraq’s dams and reservoirs

    This informative infographic illustrates Iraq’s significant dams and reservoirs, showcasing the nation’s essential water management system. Highlighting key structures like the Mosul Dam, Haditha Dam, and Darbandikhan Dam. It offers a visual representation of Iraq’s water resources, underscoring the importance of managing and maintaining these crucial assets for sustainable development.

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    Infographic: Iraq’s border crossings

    This infographic highlights Iraq’s strategic border crossings, showcasing the nation’s role as a crucial hub for regional connectivity. With over ten international border points, including those with Iran, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Turkey, Iraq offers vital trade and transportation routes. The visual representation illustrates key facts about each crossing,…

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    New partnership between Iraq and Japan’s International Cooperation Agency announced

    The government of Iraq is implementing a new partnership between The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) with a loan from the JICA to help improve living conditions in Iraq. With Japanese Official Development Assistance (ODA) loans, the government of Iraq aims to advance infrastructure…

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    Iraqi government abolishes tax on mobile data top-up fees

    Prime Minister Al-Sudani chaired the fifth session of the Council of Ministers on the 22nd of November 2022 whereby it was announced that tax on mobile data top-up fees would be abolished after being imposed for over 5 years. In a statement by Al-Sudani’s office, seen by the Iraq International…

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    Infographic: Iraq’s International Airports

    Embark on a visual journey through Iraq’s airports with this captivating infographic. Discover key airports like Baghdad International, Erbil International, and Basra International, showcasing their locations and intriguing highlights. From the vibrant capital to the scenic north and bustling south. This infographic provides a glimpse into Iraq’s airport landscape, igniting…

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    Preparations at Basrah International Stadium ahead of Iraq’s first Gulf Cup since 1979

    After more than 40 years since last hosting, Iraq awaits the 25th Arabian Gulf Cup, which is scheduled to take place in under two months in the city of Basra, southern Iraq. The 25th Arabian Gulf Cup will be held from the 6th to the 19th of January next year,…

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    The rise of Iraq’s private universities

    Iraq’s private universities and colleges are an important supportive channel for the country’s public universities in accepting graduate students from the secondary stages, however, private universities suffer from a number of problems and obstacles in their work, perhaps the most important of which being that the licensing and recognition process…

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    American YouTuber Doug Barnard’s viral hits from Iraq with “the friendliest people in the world”

    Facing initial uncertainty and unknowns about the country, it was when a YouTuber friend invited him along that 26 year old Doug Barnard of Simsbury, Connecticut, embarked on his first trip to Iraq in August 2021, following his travels in Saudi Arabia and Egypt during the coronavirus pandemic. A spontaneous…

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