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Governorates

Software development across Iraq’s governorates

Every governorate has its own economy, and every economy its own systems. Choose yours.

Baghdad

Baghdad

Our headquarters: the capital, home to ministries, banks and major companies.

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Basra

Basra

Oil, ports and logistics: systems for contractors, shipping and trade.

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Erbil

Erbil

Capital of the Kurdistan Region: international firms, real estate and hospitality, in three languages.

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Najaf

Najaf

Religious tourism, hotels and seminaries: systems that handle pilgrimage peaks.

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Karbala

Karbala

Arbaeen, service convoys and hotels: managing vast numbers reliably.

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Nineveh (Mosul)

Nineveh (Mosul)

Reconstruction, trade, universities and agriculture: systems for recovery.

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Anbar

Anbar

Iraq’s largest governorate and its western land-trade corridor: transport, trade, rebuilding.

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Kirkuk

Kirkuk

Oil and linguistic diversity: systems in Arabic, Kurdish and Turkmen.

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Babil (Hillah)

Babil (Hillah)

Universities, agriculture and heritage: systems for education, agri-trade and tourism.

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Diyala (Baqubah)

Diyala (Baqubah)

Orchards and border trade: systems for fruit trade, distribution and crossings.

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Dhi Qar (Nasiriyah)

Dhi Qar (Nasiriyah)

Oil, marshes and Sumerian heritage: systems for energy, agriculture and tourism.

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Sulaymaniyah

Sulaymaniyah

Universities, border trade and tourism: systems in Kurdish, Arabic and English.

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Duhok

Duhok

Gateway for trade with Türkiye and mountain tourism: logistics, stores and hotels.

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Salah al-Din (Tikrit)

Salah al-Din (Tikrit)

Refining, farming and religious tourism in Samarra: systems for industry and trade.

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Wasit (Kut)

Wasit (Kut)

Farming, a border crossing and the Ahdab oilfield: systems for trade, transport and services.

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Maysan (Amarah)

Maysan (Amarah)

Oilfields, marshes and border trade: systems for oil services and commerce.

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Al-Qadisiyah (Diwaniyah)

Al-Qadisiyah (Diwaniyah)

Farming, amber rice and university education: systems for agri-trade and schools.

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Muthanna (Samawah)

Muthanna (Samawah)

Vast desert, cement, livestock and Uruk’s heritage: systems for industry and trade.

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