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Iraq and Belarus Educational Training Plan for Iraqi Students

iraqidinars — Sat, 18 Apr 2015 02:54:24 +0000

Iraq and Belarus have plot a blueprint plan of activity to put together their educational sector into a more vigorous and rationalized. One of the motivations of discourse was to train the Iraqi students in Belarusian universities.

As of late, Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs and Belarusian Education Ministry Mikhail Zhuravlev had met to talk about the matter.

Through the years, Iraq students have indicated incredible interests in the aspects of technology and developments, as suggested by Mr. Ibrahim Al-Jaafari.

According to him, “Iraq is interested in having its students trained in Belarusian universities in such important areas as machine-building, metallurgy, energy, transport, and in such medical areas as transplantology, oncology, cardiosurgery, and others.”

Mikhail Zhuravlev said that to upgrade bilateral collaboration both Science and Education has interest – from training graduate students to cooperative research.

The Belarus Education Ministry suggests creating participation between Iraqi universities and Belarusian in the accompanying areas: English language education programs, involving the distance learning programs, common temporary job programs or internship for pedagogical and scientific workers, foundation of joint educational structures.

The intra-university communication is going to be done taking into account the direct contracts. Around 261 Iraqi students have been enlisted in 8 Belarusian educational foundations in the 2014-2015 academic years that have been accounted.

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Kurdish $100 Million Broadband Cable Route Project

iraqidinars — Tue, 07 Apr 2015 03:59:11 +0000

After payment an additional $30 million to exchange lines and instrumentality overrun by Daesh, an internet company in Kurdistan looks forward to open a long-delayed $100 million (Dh367.3 million) broadband cable running to Iraq’s Gulf from Turkey before 2015 ends.

A wholesale internet supplier, IQ Networks, based within the northern autonomous region of Kurdistan, is currently delivering international traffic through Iraq to connect to Asia and Europe, increasing hopes in Iraq of turning into a global hub for net traffic in spite of the internal chaos in the country.

Iraq depends heavily on Kurdistan for internet connectivity, when Baghdad’s insistence on state management of fixed infrastructure at intervals its jurisdiction suppressed development and spooked private investors. The government conjointly segregates networks delivering transit and traffic that’s destined locally.

Martin Frank, chief executive of IQ Networks, stated, “This will be the first privately built and privately run network of this kind outside of Kurdistan.”

With a deal by Baghdad, IQ Networks arranged a 15-year renewable license to control the network however will hand possession of the cable remote of Kurdistan to state-owned Iraq Telecommunications and Post Company (ITPC) and can pay 26% of overall revenue to the government.

The project has encountered varied barriers. It had been off in 2011 and granted to a different company before that call was upturned in 2013, as confirmed by Frank. The network follows Iraq’s main oil and gas pipeline. It had been nearing launch weeks before Daesh’s explosive surge last June allowing it to arrest a lot of western and northern part of Iraq — areas through where the cable traveled.

“We’re expecting large parts of the above-ground infrastructure — shelters, generators, power equipment and transmission equipment — to have been stolen or destroyed,” Frank said.

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KA-SAT Satellite Services Launched to Iraq, Syria and Armenia

iraqidinars — Fri, 03 Apr 2015 03:06:25 +0000

KA-SAT satellite services have been launched by TS2 Satellite recently. The company now gives fast data administrations to Iraq, Syria and Armenia utilizing the HYLAS 2 spacecraft.

The HYLAS 2 satellite delivers 24 dynamic Ka-band user beams as well as six gateway beams. There is two-way communications services facilitated by the Ka-band spot beams for fast conveyance of data to the applications of the end-user, such as broadband Internet access, corporate networking, business progression administrations and video distribution.

According to the CEO and founder at TS2 Satellite, Marcin Frackiewicz,

“With the launch of new Ka-Band service on Hylas-2, TS2 is proud to introduce latest technology to customers in Iraq, Syria and Armenia. New service allows downlink speeds up to 20Mbps, five times the previous maximum, using a smaller antenna. Higher performance is gained at a much lower cost, which allows up to four times higher connection speed at the same cost, if compared to previous Ku-band service, without compromising connection reliability and stability.”

New Ka-band services is founded on proven and field-tested technology offerred by iDirect. This needs smaller antenna, decreasing the hardware and transportation expenses and making the establishment simpler.

TS2 Satellite is a main supplier of satellite communications systems, providing telecommunications services all over the world inside the scope of global satellites. The company has all capacities of utilizing satellite innovation for phone calls, data transmission, and Internet access.

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