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Electricity Sector Project's name Location Capacity Province 1 Al-Yusfiya Gas Al-Yusfiya 1500 Mega Baghdad Station Project Watt (Combined Cycle) - Communication Sector None Health Sector No Project’s Name Type of Province Investment Opportunities 1. General hospital, capacity: (400) beds- New Baghdad/ Al-Rusafa/ 15 buildings ( 12 main healthcare construction Bismayah New City centers / (1) typical healthcare center, specialized medical center). 2. Specialized cancer treatment center New Baghdad, Al Karkh and Al- construction Rusafa 3. Arabic Child Hospital in Al-Karkh (50 New Baghdad/ Al-Karkh beds) construction 4. 3-4 Drugs and medical appliances New Baghdad, Al Karkh and Al- factory. construction Rusafa 5. 1 Sterility and fertility hospital, New Baghdad in Al Karkh and Capacity: (50 beds) construction Al-Rusafa 6. 1 Specialized ophthalmology hospital New Baghdad , Al Karkh and Al- Capacity : ( 50 beds ) construction Rusafa 7. 1 Specialized cardiac surgery hospital New Baghdad, Al Karkh and Al- capacity : (100 beds) construction Rusafa 8. Specialized Plastic surgery hospital New Baghdad, Al Karkh and Al- (50 beds) construction Rusafa 9. 2-3 hydrogen peroxide (pure New Baghdad, Al Karkh and Al- O2)Plant Construction Rusafa 10. Complete medical city New Baghdad , Al Karkh and Al- construction Rusafa 11. 4 General hospitals , capacity: 100 bed New Baghdad, Al-Karkh and Al- each construction Rusafa 12. 4 Specialized medical centers, New Baghdad , Al-Karkh and Al- capacity : (50 bed) construction Rusafa Housing and Infrastructure sector No. Project name Location allocatd Province area 1. Establishment of Housing Complex (According Al-Tarimiyah 5609 Baghdad to investor’s economic visibility). District/Abo-Serioel Dunam and Quarter. -
Iraq Blobby Map 14 JUL 2016
Iraq Control of Terrain Map: July 14, 2016 Iraqi Kurdish Map Legend KDP Peshmerga Control Zone Dahuk Populated areas under KDP Peshmerga control Rabia Mosul Dam PUK Peshmerga Control Zone Sinjar Qandil Populated areas under PUK Mosul Arbil Peshmerga control Tal Afar Gwer Iraqi Kurdistan regions under Qayyarah Makhmur Peshmerga control Qayyarah Aireld West Populated areas under PKK/YPG control Kirkuk Suleimaniyah Sharqat Hawija Populated areas under KDP Peshmerga/PKK/YPG control Baiji Bashir Populated areas under ISF control Tuz Khurmato with KDP Peshmerga and Sunni Camp Speicher Tikrit tribal ghters PUK Peshmerga-held location Khanaqin KDP Peshmerga-held location Samarra Qaim Haditha Joint ISF-KDP Peshmerga-held location Baghdadi Muqdadiyah Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) Balad Base Headquarters Site Asad Base Baqubah Camp Taji Mixed PUK Peshmerga-Militia Hit Garma Waleed Balad Ruz Controlled Location Rutba Ramadi Mixed KDP Peshmerga/ PKK/YPG- Baghdad held location Fallujah Taqadum Base Trebil Jurf al-Sakhr al-Kut Karbala al-Hillah Nukhaib al-Diwaniyah al-Najaf al-Amarah al-Samawah al-Nasriyah Basra Iraq Map Legend ISF Control Zone ISF and heavy presence of Iraqi Shi’a militias Joint ISF - Sunni Tribal Fighters Control Zone Populated areas under ISF control ISIS Control Zone ISF-held location ISIS-held location 100km Content: Emily Anagnostos and ISW Iraq Team ISF-held military base Graphics: Emily Anagnostos ©2016 by the Institute for the Study of War e Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) and Popular Mobilization completed the operation to recapture Fallujah on June 26, securing the city and its environs from ISIS control. e operation, which began on May 23, breached the city limits on June 8 and secured the government complex on June 17. -
Iraq SITREP 2016-09-19
Iraq Situation Report: September 7-19, 2016 1 Coalition partners extend and expand mission in Iraq. e Netherlands announced 2 ISIS attacks Peshmerga positions east of Mosul, resulting in casualties. ISIS on September 10 that it will extend its mission in Iraq until the end of 2017, past its current launched attacks against Peshmerga positions in Bashiqa, Gwer, and Khazar, in Ninewa end date of October 1. e Netherlands will continue to train ISF and Peshmerga units and Province, on September 18. e Peshmerga repelled the attacks, however an ISIS member provide aircraft fueling and security for Belgian ghter jets. Belgium announced on September detonated a Suicide Vest (SVEST) in Zahra Khatoon on the Khazar axis, east of Mosul, 12 that it will deploy an additional 30 troops to Mosul in support of the operation before the killing two Peshmerga soldiers and injuring three others. end of the year. Meanwhile, Finland announced on September 15 that it would send an additional 50 advisors to the Kurdistan region to train the Peshmerga, for a total of 100, after a 3 U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, U.S. delegation meets with senior Iraqi ocials. On visit from a Peshmerga delegation. September 14, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken along with Presiden- tial Envoy Brett McGurk, U.S. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for 10 U.S. forces arrive to Qayyarah airbase. Four hundred of the 560 Dohuk Iraq Joseph Pennington, new U.S. Ambassador Douglas Silliman, and U.S. forces announced by U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter on July 11 CJTF-OIR commander General Townsend, met with Prime Minister Haidar arrived at Qayyarah airbase on September 17 to provide logistical Mosul Dam al-Abadi to discuss the ght against ISIS and the Mosul operation. -
Iraq SITREP 2016-03-14
Iraq Situation Report: March 8 - 14, 2016 1 Peshmerga claim that ISIS red chemical weapons shells at Sinjar. A Peshmerga 7 Military reinforcements continue deploying to Makhmur. e Ministry of Defense stated commander stated on March 10 that ISIS red 50 chemical weapon-lled rockets from that the 72nd Brigade of the 15th IA Division arrived in Makhmur to prepare for the villages south of Sinjar at Peshmerga forces in Sinjar district, west of Mosul. e report recapture of Ninewa on March 8, followed by reinforcements with heavy weapons and rocket remains unconrmed. launchers on March 11 as well as three battalions of Ninewa police and the 34th Brigade of the 9th IA Armored Division on March 13. 2 ISIS withdraws from western Anbar towns. Local sources stated on March 13 that ISIS withdrew from Hit District and Kubaisa, west of Ramadi, as well as Rutba in 8 Coalition airstrike reportedly destroys VBIEDs in western Salah al-Din western Anbar. “ousands” of civilians ed Hit and Kubaisa towards security desert. Joint Operations Command ( JOC) stated on March 10 that a forces to the north and south. ISIS forces returned to Rutba on March 14 Dahuk Coalition airstrike destroyed six Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive with armored vehicles and re-established control over the town’s Devices (VBIEDs) in al-Kasirat area southwest of Baiji. entrances. Mosul Dam 1 Mosul 3 Security forces clear areas west of Ramadi. Security Arbil 9 ISIS shells Taza District with chemical weapons. forces from the Iraqi Army (IA), Iraqi Police, and Counter ISIS red up to 40 mortar shells and rockets at Taza Terrorism Service (CTS) with tribal ghters and Coalition District, south of Kirkuk, on March 9 using airstrikes launched operations on March 8 on three axes 7 Suleimaniyah chemical weapons. -
Iraqi Red Crescent Organization
Iraqi Red Crescent Organization The Internally Displaced People in Iraq Update 30 27 January 2008 For additional information, please contact: In Iraq: 1. Iraqi Red Crescent Organization, President- Dr. Said Hakki, email: [email protected] 2. Iraqi Red Crescent Organization, Vice President- Dr. Jamal Karboli, email: [email protected] 3. International Relation Department manager [email protected]; Mobile phone: +964 7901669159; Telephone: +964 1 5372925/24/23 4. Disaster Management Department manager [email protected]; Mobile phone: +964 7703045043; Telephone: +964 1 5372925/24/23 In Jordan: Amman Coordination Office: [email protected]; Mobile phone (manager):+962 796484058; Mobile phone (deputy manager): +962 797180940 Also, visit the Iraqi Red Crescent Organization web site: iraqiredcrescent.org The Internally Displaced People in Iraq; update 30; 27 January 2008 Table of contents BACKGROUND..................................................................................................................................... 2 REFUGEES IN IRAQ................................................................................................................................ 2 RETURNEES FROM SYRIA ...................................................................................................................... 3 THE TURKISH BOMBARDMENT IN THE NORTH OF IRAQ .......................................................................... 3 THE INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE (IDP)........................................................................................ -
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Investment Map of Iraq 2016
Republic of Iraq Presidency of Council of Ministers National Investment Commission Investment Map of Iraq 2016 Dear investor: Investment opportunities found in Iraq today vary in terms of type, size, scope, sector, and purpose. the door is wide open for all investors who wish to hold investment projects in Iraq,; projects that would meet the growing needs of the Iraqi population in different sectors. Iraq is a country that brims with potential, it is characterized by its strategic location, at the center of world trade routes giving it a significant feature along with being a rich country where I herby invite you to look at Iraq you can find great potentials and as one of the most important untapped natural resources which would places where untapped investment certainly contribute in creating the decent opportunities are available in living standards for people. Such features various fields and where each and characteristics creates favorable opportunities that will attract investors, sector has a crucial need for suppliers, transporters, developers, investment. Think about the great producers, manufactures, and financiers, potentials and the markets of the who will find a lot of means which are neighboring countries. Moreover, conducive to holding new projects, think about our real desire to developing markets and boosting receive and welcome you in Iraq , business relationships of mutual benefit. In this map, we provide a detailed we are more than ready to overview about Iraq, and an outline about cooperate with you In order to each governorate including certain overcome any obstacle we may information on each sector. In addition, face. -
Iraq Situation Report: January 25 - February 1, 2017
Iraq Situation Report: January 25 - February 1, 2017 1 Popular Mobilization moving towards Tel Afar. Popular Mobilization media 2 Eastern Mosul IDPs begin returning home. Local humanitarian officials and the UN reported claimed on January 27 that Mosul Operations Commander Lt. Gen. Abdul-Amir Rasheed on January 25 that hundreds of families from eastern Mosul have begun to leave Internally Yarallah announced that the Popular Mobilization was assigned to recapture Tel Afar and Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps near Khazar and Hasansham, east of the city, and are returning nearby areas. Popular Mobilization units announced the start of an offensive on February 1 to home. Local officials reported that the returns are staggered, with return trips from the camps advance from its position on the highway near Sinjar, where they had established a joint occurring only twice a week. checkpoint with the Peshmerga, and move towards Tel Afar and then western Mosul, closing in the western axis. 3 ISIS activity increases east of Tikrit. A security source in Salah al-Din reported on January 25 that ISIS militants on motorcycles with “light and medium weapons” attacked 12 Security forces thwart SVBIED assassination attempt west of members of the Popular Mobilization stationed in Tel Kusaybah, east of Tikrit. A Ramadi. The Ministry of Interior announced on January 27 that security source reported on January 30 that a Suicide Vehicle-Borne IED (SVBIED) Dahuk forces thwarted a SVBIED assassination attempt on Anbar Police attacked a checkpoint in Albu Tarmish, 40 km east of Tikrit, on January 30, Commander Maj. Gen. Hadi Razig between Ramadi and al-Wifa’ killing one tribal fighter, one member of the Iranian proxy militia Saraya sub-district, west of Ramadi. -
Investment Policy Under the Current Economic Conditions Investment Opportunities Found in Iraq Today Vary in Terms of Type, Size, Scope, Sector, and Purpose
Republic of Iraq Presidency of Ministers’ Council National Investment Commission Investment Policy under the Current Economic Conditions Investment opportunities found in Iraq today vary in terms of type, size, scope, sector, and purpose. the door is wide open for all investors who wish to hold investment projects in Iraq,; projects that would meet the growing needs of the Iraqi population in different sectors. Iraq is a country that brims with potential, it is characterized by its strategic location, and untapped natural resources which would certainly contribute in creating the decent living standards for people. Such features and characteristics creates favorable opportunities that will attract investors, suppliers, transporters, developers, producers, manufactures, and financiers, who will find a lot of means which are conducive to holding new projects, developing markets and boosting business relationships of mutual benefit. In this presentation, we provide a general outline about licensed projects 2008-2016 and an outline about each governorate including certain information on each sector. In addition, you will find many investment opportunities that was classified as per the available investment opportunities in each economic sector in each governorate by the concerned Ministries. As we have published this document to serve your needs and requirements, we will certainly be pleased to receive any comments and suggestions you may raise, and we are gladly willing to cooperate with you to find constructive ways to attract investors who have the intention and willingness to participate in the process of economic rise in Iraq. Governmental indications: • Restructuring the state owned industries and obtain gradual transformation to private sector. -
Iraq Blobby Map 26 OCT 2016
Iraq Control of Terrain Map: October 26, 2016 Iraqi Kurdish Map Legend Iraqi Kurdistan regions under Dahuk Peshmerga control KDP Peshmerga Control Zone Rabia Mosul Dam KDP Peshmerga-held location Sinjar Qandil PUK Peshmerga Control Zone Mosul Arbil PUK Peshmerga-held location Tal Afar Gwer Mixed PUK Peshmerga-Militia Qayyarah Makhmur Controlled Location Qayyarah Aireld West Populated areas under ISF control Kirkuk Suleimaniyah Sharqat Hawija with KDP Peshmerga and Sunni tribal ghters Baiji Joint ISF-KDP Peshmerga-held location Bashir Tuz Khurmato Populated areas under KDP Camp Speicher Tikrit Peshmerga/PKK/YPG control Khanaqin Mixed KDP Peshmerga/ PKK/YPG-held location Samarra Qaim Haditha Populated areas under PKK/YPG control Baghdadi Muqdadiyah Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) Balad Base Headquarters Site Asad Base Camp Taji Baqubah Hit Garma Waleed Balad Ruz Rutba Ramadi Baghdad Fallujah Taqadum Base Trebil Jurf al-Sakhr al-Kut Karbala al-Hillah Nukhaib al-Diwaniyah al-Najaf al-Amarah al-Samawah al-Nasriyah Iraq Map Legend Basra ISF Control Zone Joint ISF - Sunni Tribal Fighters Control Zone ISF-held location ISF-held military base Control Zone where Iraqi Shi’a militias are the primary security force and/or the present ISF units are compromised by Shi’a militias Shi’a militia-held location ISIS Control Zone 100km ISIS-held location Graphics and Content: Staley Smith and the ISW Iraq Team ©2016 by the Institute for the Study of War The Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) and Peshmerga forces launched operations from eastern and southern axes to recapture Mosul and Ninewa province on October 17. Peshmerga and Counter Terrorism Services (CTS) units opened a northern front on October 20 from villages to the north and the Mosul Dam, northwest of Mosul. -
Iraq Blobby Map 21 APR 2016
Iraq Control of Terrain Map: April 21, 2016 Iraqi Kurdish Map Legend KDP Peshmerga Control Zone Dahuk Populated areas under KDP Peshmerga control Rabia Mosul Dam PUK Peshmerga Control Zone Sinjar Qandil Populated areas under PUK Mosul Arbil Peshmerga control Tal Afar Gwer Iraqi Kurdistan regions under Makhmur Peshmerga control Qayarrah Populated areas under PKK/YPG control Kirkuk Suleimaniyah Sharqat Hawija Populated areas under KDP Peshmerga/PKK/YPG control Baiji Populated areas under ISF control Tuz Khurmato with KDP Peshmerga and Sunni Camp Speicher Tikrit tribal ghters PUK Peshmerga-held location Khanaqin KDP Peshmerga-held location Samarra Qaim Haditha Joint ISF-KDP Peshmerga-held location Baghdadi Muqdadiyah Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) Balad Base Headquarters Site Asad Base Camp Taji Baqubah Hit Mixed PUK Peshmerga-Militia Waleed Balad Ruz Controlled Location Ramadi Rutba Fallujah Mixed KDP Peshmerga/ PKK/YPG- Taqadum Base Baghdad held location Trebil Jurf al-Sakhr al-Kut Karbala al-Hillah Nukhaib al-Diwaniyah al-Najaf al-Amarah al-Samawah al-Nasriyah Basra Iraq Map Legend ISF Control Zone ISF and heavy presence of Iraqi Shi’a militias Joint ISF - Sunni Tribal Fighters Control Zone Populated areas under ISF control ISIS Control Zone ISF-held location ISIS-held location 100km Content: Emily Anagnostos and ISW Iraq Team ISF-held military base Graphics: Emily Anagnostos ©2016 by the Institute for the Study of War e Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) and tribal ghters with Coalition air support recaptured Hit District on April 14 as part of an ongoing operation to remove ISIS from the Euphrates River Valley. Security forces began operations to connect Ramadi to Hit District on March 12 and quickly recaptured Kubaisah, west of Hit, on March 25. -
Desert Locust Bulletin Forecast Until Mid-June 2020
No. 499 4 MAY 2020 General situation during April 2020 Desert Locust Bulletin Forecast until mid-June 2020 WESTERN REGION: CALM SITUATION. Isolated locusts in Algeria, Morocco, and northern Mali. FORECAST. Very limited breeding possible in Morocco and Algeria. Low risk of swarms appearing in the eastern Sahel and moving westwards in June. CENTRAL REGION: THREAT SITUATION. Control operations against hopper bands and new-generation swarms in Kenya (14 637 ha treated) and Ethiopia (99 948 ha); a few swarms in South Sudan, Uganda, Djibouti; hopper groups in northern and central Somalia (600 ha). Hopper bands in Locusts will increase further and extend to other areas northeast Saudi Arabia (29 868 ha) and UAE (1 320 ha); The current situation and forecast are alarming as locust swarms and bands in Iraq (815 ha); hopper and adult infestations are expected to extend to other areas in the groups with breeding in Oman (4 147 ha); swarm Horn of Africa and southwest Asia. Widespread rains breeding in Yemen interior; a few swarms on Yemen/ fell in East Africa for the second consecutive month in Oman border; scattered adults in Sudan and Egypt. April. Although control operations have reduced locust FORECAST. Second-generation hatching and band populations, another generation of breeding will cause formation in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia with new locust numbers to increase further as new hopper bands swarms in mid-June. A few swarms may invade South and swarms form in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia during Sudan and Uganda and move north. Immature adult May and June. Swarms are expected to move further north groups and swarms to form in Saudi Arabia and Oman in Ethiopia and Somalia with a risk that a few swarms may and move to summer breeding areas.