Raad Habib Taher Al-Asadi
Marshes
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Marsh guide/ Raad Habib Taher Al-Asadi
Date of Birth: March 1, 1992
Education
•Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Analysis
•Master’s Degree in Science from Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)
Languages
•Arabic: Native
•English: Fluent
Work Experience
•Successfully completed several specialized courses in environmental studies and practical training.
•President of the Jebaish Organization for Environmental Tourism, advocating for sustainable tourism in the Iraqi marshlands.
•Director of the Iraqi Marshlands Museum, preserving the cultural and natural heritage of the region.
•Leader of the “Save the Marshes” Campaign, aimed at protecting and revitalizing Iraq’s marshlands.
Activities
•Actively engaged in environmental preservation and community development initiatives.
•Organized workshops and awareness events focused on environmental and marshlands conservation.
•Participated in volunteer programs and community initiatives, fostering environmental awareness and education.
Skills and Training
•Exceptional negotiation and business management skills.
•Expertise in event organization and workshop facilitation.
•Proven leadership in team management and environmental project coordination.
Languages
English
Arabic
Skills
Problem-Solving
Swimming
Content creator
Professional level
5 years
Education level
Master's
FAQs
What is the Iraqi typical meal?
The barbecued fish (Masgouf) is the very authentic and ancient meal. Then comes the traditional bread with Lamb and soup. BTW the Iraqi cuisine is a mixed cultural one due to the large number of the countries occupied it all over the history
Why are the Iraqis talking so loudly?
This is a linguistic question. The Iraqi Dialect is strong due to the strong pronunciation we utter. Don't panic when you see two men sitting next to each other and shouting. The are just discussing daily issues. HAHAHA
Is Iraq only the cradle of civilizations? Do you embrace any other activities?
We have artists, fine art galleries, theatres, orchestra, football stadiums where you can enjoy watching some matches. Also we have body building stars. LOL
Are you biased?
Feature 101 of any successful tour guide is to work neutrally and never concern her/his background when giving the information.
What is the best way to make my journey marvelous?
The best way to make your journey marvelous is to ask as many questions as you can, and we shall gladly answer all of them
Can I buy an Iraqi SIM card
YUP! and you can charge it with internet package too.
Can I bring a drone?
well, you need to get the permission from the Iraqi government before you come, and you need to declare legal and convincing documents.
Can I exchange Euro to Iraqi Dinars?
Sur you can. But dollars are more preferred!
Do your restaurants support the vegetarians?
Don't worry. You can order salad, mashed potatoes and rice, but if you are vagent, you will have less choices.
Does the visa card work in Iraq?
Not everywhere. Better to bring cash with you ($100 notes new version only)
Can I buy medicine without m prescription?
Can I buy medicine without m prescription?
sure you can. But for the antihistamine drugs you need an updated prescription
Can I bring big lenses for my camera?
Well, better not to bring big lenses. Moreover, only phones are allowed inside the holy shrines.
I don't want to wear hijab of the bod cover
You wear the hijab & the body cover only in the religious cities
Can hang out Alone?
Sure, take the hotel's card and hang out in the neighborhood.
Am I allowed to photograph women and security forces?
Yes, with their permission.
How should I interact with local people in Iraq
Iraqis are warm, generous, and deeply respectful of guests. A smile and a polite greeting like “Salam Alaikum” go a long way. It’s appreciated when visitors show interest in Iraqi culture, history, or even try a few Arabic words.
1-Don’t be surprised if you’re invited for tea — it’s part of the culture
2-Showing respect to elders is highly valued
3-Avoid political or religious debates unless you’re very familiar with the context
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Cancellation Policy
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