Baghdad, Iraq- The Iraqi Minister of Construction, Housing, and Public Municipalities, Bangen Rekani, approved the designs for the new Ali Al-Wardi residential city project in Baghdad on Monday. The city, located in the southeastern part of the Iraqi capital, is set to become the largest residential development under the government’s program.
Designed to be ecologically friendly and sustainable, the city...
Pope Francis has written the preface for The Christian Heritage in Iraq, a book authored by German journalist and theologian Matthias Kopp, who serves as the spokesperson for the German Bishops' Conference (DBK) and a consultor for the Dicastery for Communication.
The book explores the history of Christianity in Iraq, highlighting Pope Francis' historic visit to the country in 2021 and...
The Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra will be a major highlight at the opening ceremony celebrating Baghdad’s designation as the 2025 Arab Tourism Capital. The event, expected to attract a wide Arab audience, will feature a stunning musical performance, as revealed by Mohammed Amin Ezzat, head of the Iraqi Symphony Orchestra.
Ezzat explained, "Our orchestra will play an essential role in...
Baghdad, Iraq – Iraqi political leaders have expressed strong support for the upcoming Baghdad Dialogue, scheduled to begin on February 22, 2025. The event, organized by the Iraqi Institute for Dialogue (IID), has been lauded for its potential to bolster Iraq's standing on the international stage.
President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid emphasized Iraq's growing role in addressing regional and global issues,...
Iraq's Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities has announced a musical revolution in the country, driven by the rise of new national bands. The Ministry affirmed its dedication to fully supporting artists logistically, enabling them to hold concerts and festivals.
A high-ranking official within the Department of Musical Arts stated that a "musical revolution" is currently taking place, highlighting national...
Iraq's Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research announced that 100 memoranda of understanding have been signed between Iraqi and Iranian universities, paving the way for enhanced scientific collaboration.
The agreements, signed during Science Week in Karbala, aim to foster academic exchange across various scientific and technological disciplines. This includes joint training programs for students and faculty, the exchange of...
Significant Archaeological Discovery in Kurdistan Reveals Ancient Treasures
An important archaeological find has recently been uncovered in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq, with the artifacts dating back to the 18th century BC.
A team of researchers led by Professor Tiffany Spadoni, a specialist in history, made the discovery. They found cuneiform tablets, a board game, and the remains of a...
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al-Sudani recently praised Dr. Mohammed Taher, an Iraqi surgeon who volunteered in Gaza during the recent Israeli aggression. In a phone call, the Prime Minister called Dr. Taher the "Ambassador of Humanity" for his selfless dedication, having performed over 290 surgeries and treated more than 1,100 injured Palestinians during the 470-day conflict.
Dr. Taher, who...
Baghdad - Al-Shaab General Hospital officially opened its doors to the public today, Saturday, marking a significant milestone in the capital's healthcare infrastructure. The newly completed hospital is now operational, offering a wide range of consultative and emergency medical services to patients across various specialties.
Just hours after its inauguration by Prime Minister Mohammed Shi’a Al-Sudani, the hospital saw a...
Two ambitious Iraqi projects have garnered international attention, earning spots on a prestigious list of the world's most significant mega-projects for 2025. The British construction platform, The B1M, renowned for its in-depth coverage of the building sector, has ranked the Central Bank Tower in Baghdad and the Grand Faw Port in Basra among the globe's most impactful undertakings.
The B1M's...