Ninety: The General Cultural Affairs House, affiliated with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities, has published a new book titled “The City of Ninety in Kirkuk: A Victim of History and Geography,” authored by Ammar Hidayat Kahya. The book delves into the rich history and complex geographical and social aspects of the city of Ninety, located in the Kirkuk Governorate.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the publication aims to enrich the Iraqi library by providing a scholarly resource that documents a significant part of Ninety’s history. The book highlights how historical and geographical factors have shaped the city’s development and identity over time.

The release of this book is a testament to the dedication of the Director General of the General Cultural Affairs House, Arif Al-Saadi, and Cultural Advisor Gulshan Kamal. Their unwavering support for authors and commitment to cultural projects have been instrumental in bringing this publication to fruition. This endeavor not only enhances the cultural movement in Iraq but also encourages researchers to further explore and document the country’s cultural and historical heritage.