Scent of soap-making returns to Aleppo
Aleppo province, which used to produce around 30,000 tonnes of soap per year before Syria's conflict erupted, is slowly resuming its soap-making craft.
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What Is Nowruz? Communities Around The World Celebrate The Start Of 1398
Yesterday marks Nowruz, the new year holiday for many people across the globe, including communities in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, India, Iran and Kazakhstan
The Cinematic Adventures Of Moroccan Film-Maker Ismael Ferroukhi
French-Moroccan film-maker Ismael Ferroukhi made his first short film, “The Expose,” in 1992. It won the Kodak Prize at the Cannes Film Festival a year later.
In A Corner Of Cairo, This Nubian Group Creates The Sound Of...
Led by Nubian artist Farah El-Masry, members of the The Aragide Nubian troupe sing of love, compassion, harvest and the Nile River.
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Basra opens its first major archaeological museum celebrating Iraqi heritage
With the financial and moral support of the British Council, a major archaeological museum, which showcases Iraq's history and civilisations, was opened in the Iraqi province of Basra.
Children Gain Programming Skills In Basra
Around 160 elementary school students from the southern Iraqi Province of Basra have participated in a festival revolved around technology and programming.
High Hopes For Tourism Sector In Tunisia Despite Terrorism Fears
Despite fear of terrorist attacks, the tourism sector in Tunisia is on the rise. Historically, instances of terrorism in the country have always coincided with drops in income coming from tourism.
Formation Of Shabak Youth Parliament In Bartella
Young Shabaks who were displaced to the Nineveh Plains have formed the Shabak Youth Parliament in order to represent themselves at the national level.