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Diplomacy
Iraq, Germany Strengthen Ties Through Financial Cooperation Talks
The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) held talks with the Iraqi Ministry of Finance, with aims to modernise public financial management. Led by Ms. Sawsan Khalaf, the Director General of the Accounting Department, the meeting focused on staff training and improving governance and oversight. Ms. Khalaf reiterated Iraq’s commitment…
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Development
Fifth Sector Development Marks New Era for Baghdad
The Prime Minister Mohammed Shia S. Al-Sudani has launched construction on the Al-Kuraiaat Bridge, over the Tigris River. This move is part of a large-scale redevelopment plan for the Al-Kadhimiya district, as part of the “More Beautiful Baghdad” initiative. The bridge is the first project in the Fifth Sector area,…
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climate
Resort in Duhok Offers Cool Summer Escape
Iraq is no stranger to high temperatures, with an average daily temperature of 45 degrees Celsius in the southern regions during the summer. Amidst the hot weather, the cooler northern Iraqi climates offer relief. In the green hills of Duhok lies a refreshing sanctuary which draws in people from all…
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Society
Youth Empowerment Initiative Hosted in Erbil, Iraq
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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Environment
Iraq Boosts Clean Energy with Basra Gas Project
In a major step towards achieving its climate action goals, the second phase of the Basra Natural Gas Liquefaction Plant has been launched, adding 200 cubic metres per day to its gas processing capacity. Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, alongside the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs and Minister of…
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Tourism
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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PHOTOS
Photos: London Hosts Iraq vs Sudan Charity Football Game
The Iraqi community in London showcased their talents and solidarity in a recent charity football match, organised by the Sudan Football Club in London, to raise money for humanitarian causes. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. To read the full report click here. Published: 24th July, 2025 Location: London Country:…
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Events
London Hosts Iraq vs Sudan Charity Football Match
On Sunday 20th July 2025, the Iraqi community in London took centre stage in a heartfelt charity football match against Sudan, raising funds for humanitarian causes in Palestine. Hosted by the Sudan Football Club in London, in collaboration with the Iraq Football Club, the event showcased the solidarity of Arab…
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Development
Mosul International Airport Reopens After Major Renovation
Mosul International Airport, located in Iraq’s northern region, has officially reopened following months of extensive reconstruction. The reopening was marked by a formal ceremony, celebrating a big step forward in the city of Nineveh’s recovery and development. The airport, once a vital transport hub, had remained closed for years. Its…
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Tourism
The Iraqi Fish Dish You Can’t Miss Out On – ‘Masgouf’
The famous Iraqi fish dish, Masgouf, is more than just a grilled fish… It’s a symbol of Iraqi identity and hospitality. Dating back to Mesopotamian times, the dish celebrates an abundance of fish caught from the Tigris and Euphrates river. Made using freshwater fish such as carp, Masgouf is traditionally…
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