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Security for government and international organisations in Iraq

International organisations need a security partner held to the same standards as their donors and boards. Diri Al-Nassir works to ISO 18788 and ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 as an ICoCA-certified company, with published policies on human rights, use of force and grievances.

Certification ICoCA Certified to 31 March 2029
Grievances Public, confidential grievance mechanism
Services Protected movement, premises, risk assessment, briefings
Standards ISO 18788 · ANSI/ASIS PSC.1 · ISO 9001

01The risks

What organisations need from a security partner

Practical security, ready compliance documents and policies that stand up to due diligence.

  • Protected staff movement and journey management
  • Security for offices, compounds and guesthouses
  • Risk assessments before visits and field missions
  • Security briefings for staff and visitors
  • Compliance documents ready for procurement teams: certificates, policies and ICoCA certification
  • A public grievance mechanism and whistleblower protection
Pre-movement checklist before a field mission
Pre-movement checklist before a field mission

03From our projects

Where we have done this

Protection for international staff we have actually delivered.

Nineveh & Kirkuk · Power

TAS Energy — PSD field missions

Protecting international and local staff on field missions to power-substation reconstruction sites, between Erbil and work sites in Nineveh and Kirkuk.

Read the case study

04Questions

Questions about government & international organisations

Yes. Diri Al-Nassir is ICoCA Certified by the International Code of Conduct Association. The certification was issued on 1 April 2026 and is valid until 31 March 2029, for the provision of security services in Iraq; it followed our transitional membership, granted on 1 October 2025. It can be verified on the ICoCA website. View the certificate (PDF).

Yes. Our ISO 18788, ANSI/ASIS PSC.1, ISO 9001 and ICoCA certificates are published on our compliance page, and we send a copy of our security licence and our policies on request.

Our VPSHR Policy, Human Rights Policy and Human Rights Impact Assessment process govern how we plan and deliver security. Human-rights safeguards are built into our risk assessments, we follow defined protocols when working alongside Iraqi public security forces, and all personnel are trained on the VPSHR, human rights, use of force, cultural awareness and conflict management before deployment.

All frequently asked questions

Next step

Ready to discuss your security requirements in Iraq.