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    The first festival named after the Tigris River was a huge success in Mosul [Image 7 of 10]

    The first festival named after the Tigris River was a huge success in Mosul

    IRAQ

    04.21.2023

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    Held during Ramadan, the festival offered engaging educational activities, a Q&A game about the environment, and an exhibit of the best photos of the Tigris River taken by Mosulawi photographers. 150 of the attendees went home with a plant to grow, contributing to building a green Mosul.

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    IMAGE INFO

    Date Taken: 04.21.2023
    Date Posted: 07.07.2023 14:39
    Photo ID: 7899036
    VIRIN: 230421-D-D0499-4282
    Resolution: 4000x4000
    Size: 1.69 MB
    Location: IQ
    Web Views: 12
    Downloads: 2

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