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I am Essam Al-Sudani, born in 1979. I started my career in 1998 to work in one of the studios, then I moved to work for Agence France-Presse in 2003 as a photojournalist, and here my fame began. I was able to document the most important geopolitical events inside Iraq, then I moved in 2012 to work with a number of newspapers and agencies, including New York Times and Reuters In addition to my journalistic work, I work on producing photos, documentary and advertising videos for energy companies, and I have received many awards and certificates of appreciation, and I have held exhibitions in London, Istanbul, Dubai, Beirut, and Amman. I focus on topics that weave together general human stories, environmental and energy issues, displacement, and coexistence with the natural world. IRAQ.BASRA Communications and partnerships Expert |Oil and Gas. Journalist ,Videographer,Operator drone,Fixer,Coordinator,Filmmaker ,Public relation ,Tourist guide,Oil and gas supplier,Visa services and Work permits. email: x . mobile: +9647801399372
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"BASRA is Iraq's Venice," declared Abdulmuttalib Kadhom, gesturing proudly at his scale-model of the Al Andalous Residential Citystletters@telegraph.co.uk
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Sadiq Taher Dahi wandelt door zijn boomgaard in het Iraakse dorpje Nahran Omar. Het is een warme septemberavond. Uit de palmbomen klinkt het gezang van honderden z
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Waterbeheer In de moerassen van Zuid-Irak stond de wieg van de menselijke beschaving. Klimaatverandering en ‘belabberd waterbeheer’ bedreigen er het unieke ecosysteem. Melvyn Ingleby 14 oktober 2021 Leestijd 7 minuten
" ISBN: 978-1-61977-482-7. Cover photo : Oil tankers load crude from the port of Basra in Iraq, one of the most import oil export pointsin the country, in 2012. Essam Al-Sudani (essam.photo79@gmail.com). This report is written and
I did several drone photography with the chief Middle East correspondent, Mr. Martin Patience, in a film on marshes and waters in southern Iraq.
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Iraq's Ministry of Industry started manufacturing face masks on Thursday (February 27) to help alleviate their decreasing supply and increasing prices as the Middle East faces an outbreak of coronavirus. The move came as Iraq reported the first case of coronavirus in the capital
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