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Can the Kurdistan Region Export Clean Energy?
Conflict in the Red Sea and the resulting disruption of trade through the Suez Canal – a vital artery for transporting oil and gas to Europe – reminded us earlier this year of the centrality of ener
Shler’s Natural Soap Products Capture the Essences of Kurdistan’s Mountains
Picture soaps that transcend mere cleansing, instead serving as aromatic tributes to a distinctive locale. Enter Shler Abdulsalam, a 32-year-old Kurdish visionary hailing from the picturesque city o
Kurdistan’s Booming Olive Industry: A New Hope for Kurdish Farmers
The aroma of freshly pressed olive oil is wafting across the Kurdistan Region, a sign of a burgeoning industry taking root. This article explores the rise of olive cultivation in the region, delving
From Farm to Fork: Agritourism Adventures in Kurdistan
Kurdistan Farm, tucked away in the lush surroundings of Halabja, is an icon to the perseverance of Kurdish farming. Established more than a decade ago by forward-thinking farmer Hamid Ismail, this a
The Digital Path to Political and Economic Autonomy
The continuing struggle for political autonomy defines the Kurdish experience in Iraq. Today, equally important is the struggle for autonomous economic development. This is underscored by the ongoin
Kurdistan’s Pioneer Beekeeper
Rojin Khasraw embodies the multi-faceted mosaic within the Kurdistan Region, building success as a young woman in a niche industry that delights the breakfast tables of her fellow citizens and, incr
PM Barzani Advocates Economic Growth and International Collaboration
Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani concluded his participation in the 53rd World Economic Forum, held from January 16-20 in Davos, Switzerland. The international forum, the
Kurdish Entrepreneur Shines on BBC’s 100 Women 2023 List
In a world that often looks for inspiration and change-makers, Basima Abdulrahman, a Baghdad-born Kurd, has emerged as a beacon of success. Her recent inclusion in the BBC’s prestigious 100 Women li
The KRG's Water Reserve Enhancements: Spotlight on Duhok
In a rare alignment, global crises have forged unity among nations to combat a common threat. The specter of climate change, born from a convergence of natural and human-induced events, has compelle
Barwari Apples: Kurdistan's Fruitful Economic Renaissance
Recognizing the need for a more diversified economy that relies less on revenues from producing crude oil, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) opened a new chapter in its economic strategy by exporti

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Conflict in the Red Sea and the resulting disruption of trade through the Suez Canal – a vital artery for transporting oil and gas to Europe – reminded us earlier this year of the centrality of ener

Picture soaps that transcend mere cleansing, instead serving as aromatic tributes to a distinctive locale. Enter Shler Abdulsalam, a 32-year-old Kurdish visionary hailing from the picturesque city o

The aroma of freshly pressed olive oil is wafting across the Kurdistan Region, a sign of a burgeoning industry taking root. This article explores the rise of olive cultivation in the region, delving

Kurdistan Farm, tucked away in the lush surroundings of Halabja, is an icon to the perseverance of Kurdish farming. Established more than a decade ago by forward-thinking farmer Hamid Ismail, this a

The continuing struggle for political autonomy defines the Kurdish experience in Iraq. Today, equally important is the struggle for autonomous economic development. This is underscored by the ongoin

Rojin Khasraw embodies the multi-faceted mosaic within the Kurdistan Region, building success as a young woman in a niche industry that delights the breakfast tables of her fellow citizens and, incr

Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani concluded his participation in the 53rd World Economic Forum, held from January 16-20 in Davos, Switzerland. The international forum, the

In a world that often looks for inspiration and change-makers, Basima Abdulrahman, a Baghdad-born Kurd, has emerged as a beacon of success. Her recent inclusion in the BBC’s prestigious 100 Women li

In a rare alignment, global crises have forged unity among nations to combat a common threat. The specter of climate change, born from a convergence of natural and human-induced events, has compelle

Recognizing the need for a more diversified economy that relies less on revenues from producing crude oil, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) opened a new chapter in its economic strategy by exporti

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