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enduring security in altun kapri leads to new courthouse and is celebrated by market walk

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Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with a number of citizens and shop owners where they listened to their concerns and suggestions for future projects and services Feb. 18. Mustafa emphasized that th... More

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan engage local

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan engage local

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan engage local media following the opening ceremony of the Altun Kapri Courthouse, Feb. 18. "Altun Kapri deserve to have this justice house for this peaceful city for a l... More

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with

Kirkuk Gov. Mustafa and Deputy Gov. Rokan met with a number of citizens and shop owners where they listened to their concerns and suggestions for future projects and services Feb. 18. Mustafa emphasized that th... More

Kirkuk provincial Gov. Mustafa cuts the ribbon during

Kirkuk provincial Gov. Mustafa cuts the ribbon during

Kirkuk provincial Gov. Mustafa cuts the ribbon during the grand opening of the Altun Kapri Courthouse, Feb. 18. The grand opening of the $430,000 coalition funded project marks the conclusion of a ten-month con... More

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