High-speed Baghdad-Basra rail line complete
The new line will be used for transport of passengers and goods and will provide better services to citizens and private companies.
Ambassador Faily’s Appearance on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”
Ambassador Faily joined the morning news program to discuss current conditions in Iraq after U.S. military withdrawl and also spoke about Iraq's upcoming elections.
IHEC Discusses its Preparations with Ambassador Faily Ahead of Elections
Iraqi Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) office located in Washington D.C, discussed with Ambassador Faily their preparations to ensure voting success for Iraqis living in the U.S. ahead of the…
Iraq Seeks Self-Sufficiency in Fish Production
The Iraqi Ministry of Agriculture recently rolled out a plan which aims to develop and expand fish farming projects in the country and to meet local market needs.
Iraq hosts major construction and engineering convention
The Iraqi capital recently welcomed dozens of companies from more than 10 countries to Project Iraq, an international energy and construction exhibition aimed at furthering investment and development in the…
Ambassador and Mrs. Faily Welcome Iraqi Community in DC to Newroz Event
Ambassador Faily delivered remarks, congratulating the Iraqi people on the occasion of Newroz, calling for unity and peaceful co-existence.
Ambassador Faily attends delivery ceremony of Boeing plane to Iraq
SEATTLE, March 25, 2014 -- Ambassador Faily participated in a ceremony at the headquarters of the Seattle-based company, Boeing, marking the delivery of the third Next-Generation 737-800 aircraft to Iraqi…
Ambassador Faily Delivers Remarks to Remember Victims of Halabja
The Kurdistan Regional Government with Rep. Blackburn and Rep. Van Hollen, hosted an event in Washington, DC to commemorate the Anfal campaign.
Iraq works to strengthen Internet access
The Iraqi Ministry of Communications is working to improve the quality of Internet service and to lower fees across the country.
Iraq Hosts First International Conference to Combat Terrorism
More than 25 countries participated in the conference, with over 40 experts and specialists discussing ways to combat terrorism.