# Governorates > Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, Najaf, Karbala, Nineveh (Mosul), Anbar, Kirkuk, Babil (Hillah), Diyala (Baqubah), Dhi Qar (Nasiriyah), Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, Salah al-Din (Tikrit), Wasit (Kut), Maysan (Amarah), Al-Qadisiyah (Diwaniyah), Muthanna (Samawah) Source: https://www.al-arjan.com/en/iraq · العربية: https://www.al-arjan.com/ar/iraq.md ## Baghdad Al-Arjan is an Iraqi software company headquartered in Al-Mansour, Baghdad, building ERP, CRM, accounting, payroll, mobile apps and websites with Arabic-first interfaces. We have served more than 500 clients, and our Baghdad team provides analysis, training and support face to face for clients in the capital. ## Basra Al-Arjan serves Basra businesses with systems built for an economy driven by oil, ports and trade: ERP for oil-services and contracting firms, shipment and clearance tracking for importers, and apps for field crews at the oilfields. We work from Baghdad with visits to Basra for analysis and training when needed. ## Erbil Al-Arjan builds systems and apps for Erbil businesses that run in Kurdish, Arabic and English together, because teams and customers there are multilingual. We focus on Erbil’s most active sectors: real estate and residential compounds, hotels and hospitality, trade and distribution, and international offices that need English reporting. ## Najaf Al-Arjan builds systems for Najaf organisations designed around the religious-tourism economy: multilingual hotel and booking management, restaurant POS that copes with crowds, and sites and apps serving visitors from inside and outside Iraq. We work from Baghdad, a few hours away, with visits for analysis and training. ## Karbala Al-Arjan builds systems for Karbala organisations that manage very large numbers: volunteer and service-convoy (mawkib) registration, service and logistics distribution, hotel and booking management, and multilingual visitor information platforms. Design focuses on withstanding the Arbaeen peak, working on weak connections, and real-time reporting for decision makers. ## Nineveh (Mosul) Al-Arjan serves Nineveh businesses and institutions with systems that support reconstruction and growth: project and cost tracking for contractors, warehouse and distribution systems for traders, and management systems for educational institutions — with the chance to build modern systems from scratch, free of legacy baggage. ## Anbar Al-Arjan builds systems for Anbar businesses suited to its role as a wide overland trade corridor: fleet and shipment tracking, import and distribution systems, reconstruction project tracking, and agricultural trade systems. Ramadi and Fallujah’s proximity to Baghdad makes in-person meetings and training straightforward. ## Kirkuk Al-Arjan builds systems for Kirkuk businesses suited to a multi-ethnic oil city: ERP and project tracking for oil-services companies, trade and distribution systems, and interfaces that can run in Arabic, Kurdish and Turkmen so every employee and customer uses their own language. ## Babil (Hillah) Al-Arjan serves Babil institutions with systems for the governorate’s most active sectors: management systems for universities, institutes and private schools, trade and marketing systems for agricultural produce, and hospital and clinic systems. Hillah’s proximity to Baghdad makes on-site analysis and training easy. ## Diyala (Baqubah) Al-Arjan builds systems for Diyala businesses suited to its agricultural and trading economy: systems for fruit and vegetable wholesale markets and traders, cold storage and distribution, and shipment tracking for cross-border trade, plus systems for education and healthcare. Baqubah is close to Baghdad, making visits and training easy. ## Dhi Qar (Nasiriyah) Al-Arjan serves Dhi Qar institutions with systems for its main sectors: project and workforce tracking for oil-services firms, trade and distribution systems for Nasiriyah merchants, education and healthcare systems, and multilingual digital platforms for heritage tourism at Ur and the marshes. ## Sulaymaniyah Al-Arjan builds systems and apps for Sulaymaniyah businesses and institutions in Sorani Kurdish, Arabic and English: platforms for universities and private schools, import trade through the border crossings, hotels and tourism, and private clinics and hospitals, with round-the-clock support. ## Duhok Al-Arjan builds systems for Duhok and Zakho businesses suited to their role as the main overland trade gateway with Türkiye: shipment and clearance tracking, warehousing and distribution and transport fleets, plus systems for hotels, mountain tourism and education, in Kurdish, Arabic and English. ## Salah al-Din (Tikrit) Al-Arjan serves Salah al-Din organisations with systems for its main sectors: industrial service firms linked to the Baiji refinery, crop trade and agriculture, hotels and restaurants receiving visitors to Samarra, and contracting and reconstruction companies, with round-the-clock support from nearby Baghdad. ## Wasit (Kut) Al-Arjan builds systems for Wasit businesses suited to its farming, trading and border economy: crop trade and storage, transport through the Zurbatiyah crossing, services around the Ahdab oilfield, and restaurants and hotels serving visitors arriving through the crossing, with round-the-clock support. ## Maysan (Amarah) Al-Arjan serves Maysan businesses with systems suited to its oil and trading economy: contract and field-labour tracking for oil-services firms, trade and distribution systems, and field apps that work offline at remote sites, plus systems for health and education institutions with round-the-clock support. ## Al-Qadisiyah (Diwaniyah) Al-Arjan builds systems for Al-Qadisiyah organisations suited to its farming and education economy: systems for crop traders, mills and storage, private schools and colleges, clinics and pharmacies, and POS for shops, with round-the-clock support from Baghdad. ## Muthanna (Samawah) Al-Arjan serves Muthanna businesses with systems suited to its industrial and trading economy: stock and sales for building-materials plants and showrooms, livestock and feed trade, fleet tracking on long routes, plus school and clinic systems, with round-the-clock support. --- Contact Al-Arjan: +964 773 545 2792 (phone & WhatsApp, 24/7) — [Request a quote](https://www.al-arjan.com/en/quote)