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Empowering Southern Iraqi Dairy Producers: FAO-EU Initiative Delivers Vital Equipment in Southern Iraq [EN/AR] - Iraq - Vimarsana News

Empowering Southern Iraqi Dairy Producers: FAO-EU Initiative Delivers Vital Equipment in Southern Iraq [EN/AR] - Iraq

News and Press Release in Arabic on Iraq about Agriculture; published on 19 May 2024 by FAO

Tolerance.ca® - Iraq: At least 13 people executed amid alarming lack of transparency - Vimarsana News

Tolerance.ca® - Iraq: At least 13 people executed amid alarming lack of transparency

Independent and neutral with regard to all political and religious orientations, Tolerance.ca® aims to promote awareness of the major democratic principles on which tolerance is based.

The eco-friendly hotel helping save the Mesopotamian Marshes - Vimarsana News

The eco-friendly hotel helping save the Mesopotamian Marshes

Located in the heart of the Mesopotamian Marshes, the Marsh House Hotel offers an eco-friendly, sustainable and unique insight into Chibayish marsh culture.

Iraqi Cabinet Allocates Land for Thi Qar Reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Iraqi Cabinet Allocates Land for Thi Qar Reconstruction

By John Lee. The Iraqi Cabinet has approved the allocation of a 433-donum plot of land for the Dhi Qar Reconstruction Fund. The land, part of the Tourist City of Ur, will facilitate the completion of designated projects. Additionally, approvals include: Transferring ownership of property near Imam Hussein Street to the local administration in Dhi

Climate Adaption Key to Iraq's Stability and Economic Development | United States Institute of Peace - Vimarsana News

Climate Adaption Key to Iraq's Stability and Economic Development | United States Institute of Peace

Iraq is projected to be among the five countries hardest hit by the impact of climate change. The country is already witnessing depreciating water supply and accelerating desertification, leading to the loss of as much as 60,000 acres of arable land each year, according to Iraqi government and United Nations sources. These climate phenomena threaten the livelihoods and food security of Iraq’s population of an estimated 43 million, creating conditions for displacement, instability and a deterioration of social cohesion. The water crisis has grown steadily amid severe drought, upstream damming...

Source: usip.org