Since 2015, the UK has donated £100 million to help stabilise areas in Iraq liberated from Daesh
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Minnesota-based Iraqi and American Reconciliation Project donates 10,000 books to Mosul
Read MoreSince liberation of Al-Azim from Daesh, all efforts have been focused on clearing IEDs, explosives and mines.
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The UAE joined the Coalition in 2014 and have played a key role in the fight against Daesh. They are part of the strategic communications and stabilisation working groups and focus heavily on stabilising liberated areas in Iraq and Syria from Daesh.
Read MoreMost of Syria is now liberated from Daesh – but their brutal landmines remain. Abdul Salam is one of many volunteers ridding the country of mines.
Read MoreThe Happy Steps Centre in northern Aleppo provides prosthetic limbs to mine victims, giving them a second chance.
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Australia joined the Coalition in 2014 and actively contributes to all four working groups of the Coalition which include, Counter-Messaging, Foreign Terrorist Fighters, Stabilisation and Counter-Financing. They have provided humanitarian and military assistance to the Coalition.
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The Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve reflects on 2018 and looks forward to 2019.
Read MoreAya believes in the power of art to enrich people’s lives. Watch how students at this art institute in Mosul, Iraq, are finding inspiration in beauty, despite the legacy of Daesh
Read MoreUnder Daesh control, Zeidoun from Baqubah city had to abandon his love for calligraphy. Now he is starting again.
Read MoreThe Coalition thanks all partners with their efforts on the fight against Daesh. Significant progress has been made in 2018 but there is still a lot of work to be done to stabilise liberated areas and defeat Daesh.
Read MoreNasir’s passion for music continues despite the hardship it brought him under Daesh.
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