Im staying here for a while so im looking for friends to hangout with Arab or Kurdish friends it doesn’t really matter.i prefer girls but im okay with men too.

With current fuel prices in this hot weather, I’m thinking of downgrading my car to BYD seal 5 (a little cheaper than my current one). What are your experiences with BYD in Erbil?

I would be so thankful for your help girlies

what's up guys

people are always spreading negative energy around us

let's gain some positive momentum.

what have you recently been winning against.

it could be a silent struggle

or to finally find success in your creative field

and i see that there are many ambitious people in this city trying to make it big for themselves

I need an app

Do you guys know how much they cost entirely?

سەرچاوە: بۆرسەکانی عێراق. ئەمە ئەو نرخەیە کە لە بازاڕدا باس دەکرێت و ڕۆژانە چەند جارێک نوێ دەبێتەوە.

I have acne scars not active acne anymore
I do know lots of skin clinics but I have no way of checking real reviews and you guys know how importa the face is I can’t fuck up please if you’ve been to any good skin clinics drop the name

Hello! Im thinking of traveling to erbil next month, what are some places i should visit?

So I’m Iraqi Arab, and my fiancé is non-Iraqi. We’re both in our late twenties. I really wanna hang out with him comfortably , going to places and enjoy ourselves. I would definitely love to hold hands and hug and enjoy our time, nothing extreme but I wanna feel comfortably touching and for our personal space to be respected.
We obviously can’t do this in my city cause it’s a bit too strict for our liking and we’re not married yet so I’m asking here, is Erbil safe to spend like 5 days and just relax and enjoy? Is there anything we can do to make a meaningful trip there? Do you suggest any specific places to stay or visit to be less strict? We obviously planning to book different hotel rooms but still I would like to know if it’s a possibility to book one room.

Any suggestions for our potential trip is welcomed as well, nice places to visit, delicious restaurants to try, any other activities or good places in mind.

Thank you very much for your help!

Well for clarification im not from hawler but im wondering if there is any writing communities? Or other people who like to write in general? Im working on a novel and its good to give/receive feedback and fyi im writing in english pls dont judge me i love kurdish but its easier to write in english for me.

I want to get into hiking and was looking for a local group to do it with. I am not looking for a commercial group that gives tours or any of that, just a hobbyist circle that likes hiking.

Other recommendations for outdoor activities are also welcome, I am mainly tired of sitting behind a computer/phone all day.

I tried downloading fivver and it straight up gives me an error the moment I open the app so im guessing it isnt supported here (btw ill be doing AutoCAD plans and anything 2D related in it if that matters)

any help is appreciated 🙏🏼

I don’t wanna pay 5-8k for a coffee in Costa, UNO, Froda, Arabica, or other so called “raqi” cafes.

I need a good and affordable cafe where I can go there DIALY and buy a coffee or sth for 2-3k (normal prices)

I currently live in the United States and operate in the procurement and logistics space. I am interested in exploring opportunities to build business connections between the U.S. and Erbil, with the goal of creating a reliable trade and supply network between the two regions.
I am looking to connect with individuals, entrepreneurs, and businesses in Erbil who have ideas or identify needs for products, goods, or services that are difficult to access locally or could provide value to the market. This could include sourcing specific products from the United States, improving supply chains, importing specialized goods, or developing other business opportunities that make sense from both sides.
If you have a strong business idea, a clear understanding of the local market, and a realistic plan for growth, I would be interested in discussing the opportunity. For the right project with a solid foundation and potential, I am open to supporting the U.S. side of the operation, including helping with procurement, logistics, and potentially providing funding needed to get the business established and running.
My goal is to find serious partners who are interested in building something long-term, creating value, and developing a successful connection between the United States and Erbil.
If you have ideas or would like to discuss potential opportunities, please feel free to reach out. I would be happy to explore what we can build together.

Bro I fucking hate my manager sm like he keeps telling me to change who I am like my style, the way I talk, my voice ( i cant even change that)

Hes been telling me these stuff as soon as I started working and I hate it

And he keeps giving me life advices as if their any good like he says change ur style so ppl will look at u and dont make fun of u but why should I honestly care abt what ppl think abt me

He talks smack abt every customer that comes in and he's acting like he's pure and a good person

And he's mind is so dirty I cant even describe on how disgusted I am

Im like genuinely tired of my manager but im forced to work in that place and its actually hurting me alot

My dad found me this job and I dont know if I should keep working till summer ends or just quit all together

What do i do in this situation please

Where one can get Masters in pharmacy in Erbil / other than Hawler university?

Do you guys know where the flea market is in Erbil?

Visting the city for a couple days I heard there was a new langa on minara street

How different is it from the old langa?

I’m a musician writer and someone who’s living life I post my stuff on my insta and YouTube if you wanna check them out (in my bio)

Level A2 plsss dm I feel so demotivated alone

Online or meet up ( Suli)

Looking for a good quality protein powder that tastes good and its price.

Also where I can buy it. Thanks

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