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Al-ARABI TRADING COMPANY

high risk UN · Iraq Organization
List-based indicator — from authority, programme severity & linked parties.

Al-ARABI TRADING COMPANY is an organisation designated on the United Nations Security Council (UN) sanctions list under the Iraq programme, listed on 2004-04-26. This page summarises the public designation — known aliases, identifying particulars, the stated reason for listing and linked parties — alongside an independent, transparent risk indicator.

Designation record

List / authorityUN Security Council (UN) — Iraq
Entity typeOrganization
Programmes / regimeIraq
Date listed2004-04-26
Source record IDun:6908338
Last updated (our copy)2026-06-04

Identity & particulars

Address(es)Hai Babil, Lane 11, District 929, Bagdad, Iraq
Hai Al-Wahda, Lane 15, Area 902, Office 10, Baghdad, Iraq
P.O. Box 2337, Alwiyah, Bagdad, Iraq

Deep-research dossier

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The instant review above is drawn from the public lists. A deep-research dossier goes much further — an analyst-grade OSINT report: associate & co-investment network screening, structural / ownership opacity, a dated risk trajectory, an 8-factor scoring model, and numbered, source-linked evidence. See the format in the design system.

Standard depth · 3 credits

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Source & provenance

Issuing authorityUnited Nations Security Council
Source identifierun:6908338
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