Mosul Space, Mosul Travel Guide

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Empowering Mosul's youth through innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship, fostering a vibrant private sector and community.

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Mosul Space is a pioneering innovation and tech hub in Mosul, Iraq, established in 2014. It supports young entrepreneurs and promotes technology through various programs, including training, workshops, and access to a makerspace equipped with modern tools for prototyping and product development. It's a place where young people can develop skills to work in the private sector.

A brief summary to Mosul Space

94CQ+MWV، نفق الجامعة, Mosul, Al Majmoaa Al Thakafia, Nineveh Governorate, IQ
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Monday 9 am-11 pm
Tuesday 9 am-11 pm
Wednesday 9 am-11 pm
Thursday 9 am-11 pm
Saturday 9 am-11 pm
Sunday 9 am-11 pm

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Mosul Space.

Check Mosul Space's website or social media for upcoming events, workshops, and training programs.
If you're interested in starting a business, inquire about their consultancy and mentorship programs.
Consider visiting during one of their community events to network with local entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts.

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Getting There

Walking

Mosul Space is located in Al Majmoaa Al Thakafia, near the University Tunnel. From most points in this district, it is easily accessible by foot. Look for the distinctive modern building with the Mosul Space signage.
Public Transport

While Mosul doesn't have a formal public transport system, minibuses and shared taxis are available. Ask for a ride to 'Nafaq al-Jameaa' (University Tunnel) in Al Majmoaa Al Thakafia. From there, Mosul Space is a short walk away. Fares typically range from 500 to 1,000 IQD for a short trip.
Taxi

Taxis are readily available in Mosul. Request a ride to Mosul Space near the University Tunnel (Nafaq al-Jameaa) in Al Majmoaa Al Thakafia. Ensure to negotiate the fare before starting your journey. A short taxi ride within the city center typically costs between 3,000 to 5,000 IQD. Base fare is around 2.00 USD, with an additional 2.00 USD per kilometer.

Discover more about Mosul Space

Mosul Space, founded in 2014, stands as a beacon of innovation and entrepreneurship in Mosul, Iraq. This hub emerged from a makerspace with the goal of fostering technology and entrepreneurial spirit among the youth, particularly women, to invigorate the private sector and boost employment opportunities.Since its inception, Mosul Space has implemented numerous activities, including build sessions, hackathons, capacity-building programs, and incubation programs. The makerspace within Mosul Space is a dynamic workshop equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machines, hand tools, and electronics, facilitating prototype development and fabrication.Mosul Space plays a crucial role in supporting youth and the entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing consultancy, mentorship, capacity building, and networking opportunities. It serves as a collaborative community where freelancers, service providers, and potential clients connect, fostering an inclusive atmosphere that inspires innovation. Over 10,000 young people have participated in its programs, trainings, workshops, and events, with over 5,000 trainees completing more than 150 training sessions in technology and business. More than 100 startups have been launched through Mosul Space's activities, leading to over 400 youths securing jobs in the private sector.Mosul Space has also contributed to the community by repairing broken medical devices in Nineveh, utilizing its makerspace to 3D-print spare parts needed for devices damaged during the ISIS conflict.