NEWS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 3, 2006
“In June 2004, The Ministry Of Interior Had No Ready
Police Battalions.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
• “By June 2006, 28 National Police Battalions
Were On Patrol, Two Of Which Control
Territory.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
“In June 2004, The Iraqi Security Forces Were Not
Operational.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
• “Two Years Later, Three Iraqi Army Divisions, 18
Brigades And 69 Battalions Control Territory
Throughout Iraq.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two
Years Of Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
“Primary School Enrollment Has Increased From 4.3
Million In 2004 To More Than 6 Million [In] 2006.”
(Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,” Press
Release, 6/28/06)
“More Than 800 Schools Have Been Constructed,
Rebuilt, Or Renovated Since 2004.” (Department Of
Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
“Iraqi Medical Schools Now Graduate 2,250 Doctors
Each Year.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
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“In June 2004, Iraqi Women Were Not Part Of The Political
Landscape In Iraq.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
• “In 2005, Female Iraqi Leaders Secured 31 Percent
Of The Seats In The Iraqi National Assembly.”
(Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,”
Press Release, 6/28/06)
“69 Seats In 2006 Council Of Representatives Are Women,
Which Is The Highest Proportion In The Arab World.”
(Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,” Press
Release, 6/28/06)
“Four Cabinet Ministers Are Women (Environment,
Housing And Construction, Human Rights, And State For
Women’s Affairs).” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
“In 2004, There Were 175 Judges. In 2006, There Are More
Than 800.” (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,”
Press Release, 6/28/06)
In 2004, There Were 13 Commercial TV Stations. In 2006,
There Are 54. (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of Progress,”
Press Release, 6/28/06)
In 2004, There Were 74 Commercial Radio Stations. In 2006,
There Are 114. (Department Of Defense, “Iraq Two Years Of
Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)
In 2004, There Were 150 Independent Newspapers And
Magazines. In 2006, There Are 268. (Department Of Defense, “Iraq
Two Years Of Progress,” Press Release, 6/28/06)