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    USAID supported Vivi Oil, a woman-owned agribusiness based in Sulaymaniyah. This "xomali" (meaning local in Kurdish) business makes a variety of oils and other products from sunflowers, sesame seeds, and other locally-grown ingredients. [Image 1 of 10]

    USAID supported Vivi Oil, a woman-owned agribusiness based in Sulaymaniyah. This "xomali" (meaning local in Kurdish) business makes a variety of oils and other products from sunflowers, sesame seeds, and other locally-grown ingredients.

    IRAQ

    04.14.2023

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    With a grant from USAID's Agribusiness Accelerator Program, Vivi Oil received two filling machines to automatically fill bottles, a step that used to be done manually.

    Investing in local businesses like Vivi Oil not only helps support the local economy but also contributes to a better future for the community.

    Buy xomali today, invest in a better tomorrow!

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    Date Taken: 04.14.2023
    Date Posted: 07.07.2023 14:39
    Photo ID: 7897651
    VIRIN: 230414-D-D0499-5131
    Resolution: 9504x6336
    Size: 17.83 MB
    Location: IQ
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