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Sulaimaniyah
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Sulaimaniyah (s'lāmän`ēə), town (1987 pop. 364,096), NE Iraq. The town, founded in 1789, is a trade center inhabited by Kurds and has long been a center of Kurdish nationalism. Since 1992 it has been an important town in the so-called Kurdish Autonomous Region.


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Sulaymaniyah Asayish Directorate announced the arrest of a terrorist involved in conducting armed attacks in central and southern Iraq.
The global aircraft charter specialist has seen requests for tailored charter flights to places such as Basrah, Baghdad, Najaf, Sulaymaniyah and Kirkuk increasing month-on-month in 2009 as the reconstruction projects in the country are stepped up.
Referring to Iran`s Second Commercial Exhibition in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdiatan Region (northeast of Iraq), Mehrdad Saheri said that the northern Iraq mostly imports its required goods and products from Iran, Syria and Turkey among which, the Islamic Republic of Iran plays a key role in supplying required goods by Sulaumaniyah people.
 
 
 
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