Anbar is a province located in western Iraq, known for its vast deserts and significant historical sites. It is the largest province in the country, covering an area of approximately 138,000 square kilometers. The capital city of Anbar is Ramadi, which has been a focal point during various conflicts, including the Iraq War. The province is home to diverse communities and has a rich cultural heritage. Anbar's economy primarily relies on agriculture and oil production. The region has also been a strategic military area due to its proximity to the Syrian border, influencing both local and international politics.