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Private hospital in Basrah.

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Ashar shopping centre in Basrah.

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Alstom Signs $1.5bn Monorail Contract
By John Lee.

French firm Alstom has reportedly signed a $1.5-billion deal with the Iraqi authorities the for the design and construction of a monorail system in Baghdad. reports that the contract was signed by Baghdad Governor Salah Abdulrazzaq and Alstom representatives in the Iraqi capital.
“The aim of the project is to ease congestions in Baghdad and provide a fast means of transport between the capital’s most densely populated neighborhoods,” he said.
The first phase will be 25 kilometers long and will require the building of 14 stations. Iraq will pay the cost in installments over a six-year period.
Abdulrazzaq said there is to be a second phase, but did not mention when a contract for its construction will be announced.

Alstom Signs $1.5bn Monorail Contract | Iraq Business News
 
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Basrah 400 bed hospital built by Turkish firm. Almost complete.

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Radiotherapy centre for cancer treatment. There are 4 of them located in Basrah, Hillah, Baghdad, and Anbar. They look similar but they actually are different.

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Al Russafa sports complex with 30k main stadium, this is the final design. Currently under construction.

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1,200 bed mega hospital under construction in Baghdad for a cost of $350 million. Unfortunately no renders or construction images yet.

http://al-shorfa.com/en_GB/articles/...3/newsbrief-10

Iraq to build medical city in Baghdad

Construction work on an integrated, modern medical city worth $350 million has begun, the Iraqi government announced Wednesday (January 23rd).
"The new 1,200-bed medical city will be built on an area of 100,000 square metres in central Baghdad, near the Tigris River on the site of the former al-Rasheed hospital," Ali al-Allaq, secretary-general of the Iraqi cabinet, told Al-Shorfa.

The medical city will feature a variety of specialisations that the country still lacks, he said, including cancers, neurological disorders and spinal cord problems; blood and cardiovascular diseases; bones, fractures, epidemics and contagious diseases; and others.

Construction is slated to be completed within three years under the supervision of local and European companies, al-Allaq said.
 
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