Al-Abbas's Holy Shrine (Al-Kafeel)16h ago
The President of the Republic inspects the solar panel production lines at the Al-Noor factory and commends its efforts to support national industry

Mr. Nizar Amidi visited the Al-Noor Solar Panel Manufacturing Plant—affiliated with the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine—and commended its efforts to support national industry.
He was briefed on the nature of the production lines, technical specifications, annual production capacity, and the quality standards adopted by the plant.
Engineer Abbas Musa Ahmed, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors for Companies at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, stated that the President was briefed on the production lines, technical specifications, annual capacity, quality standards, and product assurance mechanisms.
He added that Mr. Amidi praised the quality of the products and the excellence of operations at the plant. He also valued the national efforts dedicated to supporting the industrial and clean energy sectors, emphasizing that this industrial facility is a source of pride for Iraqi industry. It represents a significant step toward boosting local production, creating job opportunities, achieving sustainable development, and reducing reliance on imported products.
The Al-Noor Solar Panel Manufacturing Plant is considered one of the strategic projects of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, aimed at localizing renewable energy technologies and helping to meet the needs of the local market.
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