ManarWay, an education platform founded by a French-based Iraqi engineer, has launched an AI-powered tutoring service built around Iraq’s official national curriculum.
The platform combines an AI tutor, 3D virtual labs and instant practice correction. Designed for smartphones, it does not require additional hardware, laboratory equipment or other devices.
ManarWay covers primary and secondary education and is intended to support teachers by providing individual practice and follow-up for each student. The company also aims to give students in remote districts access to the same learning content available to students in Baghdad.
Founder and CEO Riadh Al Zubaidi told Iraq Business News that the platform launched in early October and has attracted more than 500 student sign-ups. It initially focuses on English, with interactive lessons designed to help students continue building their skills beyond exam preparation.
Source: Iraq Business News
