Ambassador Faily sat down with Voice of America last week to discuss the latest developments in Iraq. He discussed the ongoing situation in Anbar and disputed the prevailing sectarian narrative, noting the Iraqi government’s...
His Excellency delivered remarks on the governance and stability in Iraq; USIP also welcomed Members of the Council of Representatives to participate in a Town Hall Discussion on the transition, services and peace in Iraq.
The United States Institute of Peace (USIP), the National Defense University (NDU), and the Iraqi American Community Center (IAC) will host H.E. Mr. Saleh al-Mutlaq, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq, and members of the Iraqi Council of Representatives for public remarks and a discussion on governance, services, transition, and peace and stability in Iraq.
Iraqi parliament approved a law under which students will receive monthly financial grants to help their parents provide for their school needs.
On January 6, 2014, Iraqi Ambassador to the United States Lukman Faily issued a statement in recognition of Iraqi Armed Forces Day.
The World Bank recently approved the Iraq Transport Corridors Project, a $355 million project to focus on enabling Iraqi staff to plan, manage implement and maintain infrastructure projects.
on July 6, 2013, Iraqi Ambassador to the United States Lukman Faily issued a statement in recognition of Iraqi Armed Forces Day:
The city of Erbil prepares to celebrate its appointment as 2014’s Capital for Arab Tourism.
Iraq’s economic potential is trumping security concerns and has expanded dramatically after years of international sanctions and civil strife.
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.
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