DCM Visits Erbil Citadel to Follow Up Ongoing U.S. Government Funded Projects

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DCM Visits Erbil Citadel to Follow Up Ongoing U.S. Government Funded Projects

By U.S. Embassy in Baghdad

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May 26, 2021

Professionals posing in front of a citadel.

Deputy Chief of Mission Steve Fagin visited the Erbil Citadel to follow up the ongoing U.S. government funded projects on the Citadel. The United States is committed to preserving Iraq’s unique heritage and pluralistic nature.

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