Baghdad’s traffic crisis: Billions lost annually as congestion worsens
Despite ongoing infrastructure projects, Baghdad remains one of the most traffic-congested cities in the Middle East, with daily gridlock costing the Iraqi economy up to $2 billion annually. Increasing vehicle numbers, poor infrastructure, and ineffective public transport solutions exacerbate the crisis, impacting productivity and daily life.
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