Iraq’s top tourist destination prepares to welcome the world
The city of Erbil prepares to celebrate its appointment as 2014’s Capital for Arab Tourism.
International companies aim to set up shop in Iraq despite violence
Iraq’s economic potential is trumping security concerns and has expanded dramatically after years of international sanctions and civil strife.
Ban satisfied with Iraq’s cooperation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expressed his appreciation that Iraq continues to deposit a percentage of its oil revenues to the Compensation Fund, in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions.
Ambassador Faily Speaks at Diplomacy Matters Luncheon
Ambassador Faily was welcomed as guest of honor at the Diplomacy Matters Institute Ambassador’s Series luncheon, where he spoke about the rebuilding efforts in Iraq.
Ambassador Faily Addresses Arab Community at Al-Hewar
Ambassador Faily spoke about Iraq’s new foreign policy approach that seeks strategic partnerships and economic cooperation with all countries in the region.
Dozens of Iraqi Historical Artifacts Returned to the Embassy
45 artifacts were returned to the Iraqi Embassy in Washington by an American citizen, in an effort to give the items back to the Iraqi people.
U.N. starts first aid airlifts to Syria from Iraq as cold grips
The United Nations sent its first delivery of humanitarian aid by air to Syria from Arbil, Iraq on Sunday and said it plans to deliver more food and winter supplies…
U.N. starts first aid airlifts to Syria from Iraq as cold grips
The United Nations sent its first delivery of humanitarian aid by air to Syria from Iraq, Arbil on Sunday and said it plans to deliver more food and winter supplies…
Press Statement on the Occasion of the Burial of Torah Scroll Fragments
49 Torah scroll fragments, part of the Iraqi Jewish Archive collection currently in the United States, were buried under Jewish ritual custom in New York. The Iraqi government welcomed the…