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Aswat
Iraq, a country in crisis with disruption to education, rising malnutrition, and poverty are all realties that the Iraqi population is currently facing. Approximately 42% of the population are vulnerable and face greater risk as they are underprivileged. The Iraqi citizens have the opportunity and privilege of voting to make a change to a country that deserves change. Make a difference and vote.
Iraq, 2020.
Al Reef
Since ancient times, Iraq has been distinguished by its geographical and cultural diversity. This distinction is reflected in the image of Iraq's rural. It has great diversity in water sources, livestock, and crops, in addition to the beauty of nature. The fertile land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers yielded agricultural goods.
Iraq, 2018.
Taxi Al-Madena
Our lives are in a hurry, our path is challenging and lengthy. You can’t arrive at your destination without distress. You’re in a hurry and are in need of a vehicle? The solution to your problem is Taxi Al Madena, your #1 Taxi service in Iraq.
Iraq, 2018.
DOCUMENTARY
Preserving Iraq's National Dish
Preserving Iraq’s national dish, masgoof, post Saddam Hussein wasn’t an easy journey. The marshes of southern Iraq has provided the people with fish for decades. Carp, being the most popular fish goes back to when this area was apart of Babylonia. Due to decades of war invasion and political instability, it has devastated the countries waterways but fish still has a place in Iraqi culture. The main thing that has changed is how individuals get it.
In the 90’s, Saddam Hussein drained the marshes, the middle east’s largest wetland as a military strategy to control his opposition. In 2003, the water returned but it wasn’t the same. The water from the marshes flows down south to basra, Iraq’s fish capital. In 2018, the water was abhorrent and over 100,000 individuals were hospitalized due to water contamination. Although the marshes went through a couple decades of hardship, masgoof is still the most popular Iraqi dish.
Iraq, 2019.
Basra Mas Group
Basra Mas Company is a family-owned business founded in the early 2000s. BMC construction services comprise the full range of building and refurbishment activities and provide a complete project delivery solution that radically reduces interface risk. The development of the port sector is located in Umm Qasr. Umm Qasr, located in Basra, is Iraq’s economical capital. It is the primary cargo port for Iraq’s marine imports. Foreign investors led the development of the port sector. Part of this development was the construction of 3 new berths. It was planned in two phases; phase one is the construction of berth 27. Berth 27 is where 70% of the stacking yards took place. In phase two, berths 25 and 26 where the building and construction of the remaining stacking yards.
In addition, Basra Mas Company also developed the gas pipeline for Umm Qasr power plant. It was constructed to overcome the defect in power for the port and town of Umm Qasr. Part of this project was the main feeder pipeline to supply gas to the power plant. The project began with clearing and grading and moved into trenching. Once trenching was completed, welding, coating, backfilling, horizontal directional drilling, cleaning, and pigging was done. Lastly, the hydrostatic test, nitrogen purging, and project handover were executed.
Iraq, 2019.
Fusteka Factories
Fusteka group, founded in 2004 is one of the most popular Iraqi food and sweet factories. Production capacity of Fusteka also known as Freezo is 95 million litres annually. These Iraqi made products are located in Basra and are made using the latest global technologies and highest quality standards. With over 600 workers and 32 different production lines, Fusteka produces 1000 tons of chocolate, 100 million pieces of sweetened conical biscuits and their industrial oven produces 400,000 pieces a day.
Moreover, Jekor Food Factory, owned by Fusteka group, was founded in 2001 producing more than 50 different food products including falafel, crunchy chicken pieces, hash browns and more. It begins with preparation, production, flavouring, mixtures, cleaning and sterilization to insure the safety of the product. Lastly, in 2015, Jekor expanded it’s business and now exports to many Arab gulf countries.
Iraq, 2019.
