
Zoroastrians Representation of Iraq
Promoting Coexistence, Protecting Rights, and Representing the Zoroastrian Community in Iraq


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Press ReleaseCongratulations …… On the occasion of the Yazidi New Year, the Zoroastrian Representation - Main Office extends its warmest congratulations and sincere felicitations to the Yazidi people in Iraq and around the world, wishing them a holiday filled with goodness, peace, and security
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Press ReleaseDr. Haider Asfoor, Head of the Zoroastrian Representation, participates in an international dialogue table to discuss stability and human security in Baghdad
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Press ReleaseThe Zoroastrian representation participated in the Great Tribal Conference organized by the Higher Central Tribal Committee in Iraq, in the presence of leaders, sheikhs, and notables of the Iraqi tribes, and the Director of Tribal Security in the National Security Apparatus, Major General Dr. Khaled Al-Shajiri .
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Press ReleaseDr. Haider Asfoor participated in the condolence council held at the Imam Hassan (AS) hall in the holy province of Karbala, alongside a number of national and social figures, sheikhs, and tribal leaders, to offer condolences and sympathy to His Excellency Brigadier General S Salman Al-Hassanawi, Director of the Iraqi Tribal Affairs Directorate, on the death of his brother, the late Mr. Ahmed Abdullah Salman Al-Hassanawi.
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Press ReleaseDr. Haider Asafour met with Professor Shakhwan Abdullah at his residence in Erbil, where they exchanged friendly conversations and discussed a number of issues of mutual interest.
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Press ReleaseIn the name of God, the creator of light and wisdom On the occasion of Eid al-Ghadir, the Zoroastrian religious representation extends its sincerest congratulations and felicitations to all Muslim components
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Explore important Zoroastrian heritage sites.
A complex of caves containing four columns, open temples, ritual water channels and holy springs for drinking. Dates back to the first millennium BC.
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