The Ministry of Agriculture has implemented strict measures to protect fish populations during breeding season. These efforts aim to sustain fish resources and boost local fish farming.
Officials announced a temporary fishing ban to allow fish to reproduce. This decision aligns with the ministry’s authority under the Fisheries Regulation and Protection Law. The ban covers different regions at specific times....
The "Ramadan Charity Tent" has officially opened in Nineveh, bringing together businesses, officials, and local leaders. Organized by the Mosul Chamber of Commerce and the Nineveh Chamber of Industry, the event takes place at Ashur Mall. It has attracted a wide range of local and international companies.
A Gathering for Giving
The Ramadan Charity Tent will continue until the 20th of...
A series of newly translated books have been released by Dar Al-Mamoun for Translation and Publishing, providing a diverse literary experience for readers. These books, published under expert supervision, showcase a range of genres and perspectives. With various topics covered, this collection aims to captivate audiences and expand their knowledge.
Among the standout titles is I Cannot Stay Silent, written by...
Iraq’s transport sector is undergoing a major transformation with the ambitious Development Road Project. The government aims to diversify the economy by reducing reliance on oil. Transport Minister Razzaq Muhibis Al-Saadawi provided key updates on the project’s progress and announced that the first phase of Al-Faw Grand Port will be completed by the end of this year.
A Vision for...
Iraq is taking a major step toward enhancing its internet infrastructure with a new strategic cable project. The Ministry of Communications has signed an agreement to install the fourth undersea cable, a move expected to significantly boost internet capacity in the country.
The agreement, finalized with a major telecommunications group, aims to increase Iraq's internet capacity by more than 700...
Authorities at the Mandali border crossing seized three vehicles violating import regulations. Officials confirmed that these vehicles contained banned goods. Strict enforcement of trade policies remains a top priority for border security.
The Border Crossings Authority launched an inspection at the Mandali checkpoint. Officers discovered three vehicles outside the customs area carrying restricted agricultural products. The shipment included large quantities...
Baghdad, Iraq - Iraq leads in palm tree numbers and continues to expand its date exports. The country now holds the top global position for palm trees and ranks fourth in date production. With ongoing efforts to boost agriculture, Iraq aims for even greater growth.
Currently, Iraq has over 22 million palm trees. By 2025, this number is expected to...
In a significant step toward enhancing the country's sports infrastructure, work has resumed on the long-delayed Dhi Qar Sports Complex. After a 13-year pause, officials are determined to see this project completed.
Muhanad Al-Sahlani, director of youth and sports in Dhi Qar, confirmed that the project aligns with the government’s agenda. He emphasized that reviving halted projects is a key...
On March 16, 1988, the city of Halabja in Iraqi Kurdistan became the site of one of the most horrific chemical attacks in modern history. Thousands of Kurdish civilians lost their lives in a large-scale assault using chemical weapons, marking a dark moment in the history of the Iran–Iraq War.
The attack took place during the Anfal campaign, a series...
Baghdad, Iraq - Residents of Al-Hartha in Basra gathered on Friday evening to mark the first anniversary of a tragic crash that claimed the lives of six students. The memorial, lit with candles in honor of the victims, highlighted ongoing frustration.
The crash occurred on April 2 of the previous year, when students from a local primary school were crossing...