Kurdistan's Choice of Independence

According to the Investment Prospectus of the KRG Investment Committee, the public budget for 2012 was $ 12.5 billion. This is a relatively large budget to keep the country. Geographically, there is concern that comprehensive sanctions may be overestimated. Due to the large trade with Iraqi Kurdistan region, most countries like Turkey do not oppose this step. According to the Kurdistan Ministry of Trade and Industry, 60% of companies working in KRG are Turkish companies.

Kurdistan's referendum: In Iraqi Kurdistan, more than 92% of the voters are seeking independence from Baghdad, and this election triggered a wide response from the international community. Kurds live in Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Turkey, and their desire for independent countries can be traced back for centuries. Importance: The economic and social impact of creating a new country will affect the wider Middle East. Kurdopeshmerga fighter aircraft has played a complex role in fighting terrorism including al Qaeda and Islamic states. This area is worth a visit

Kurdistan is not an independent country, but its mission is becoming a new Middle Eastern catechin as it is to restrict Islamic jihads, especially Muslim states. In this sense, Kurdistan is becoming a new catechin. I do not yet know the scope and lifetime of this new name, but there is a possibility to change this primitive state into historical power. For Mr. Schmidt of the committee, the use of his "delegation" comes from this, and the concept of "specific task" is always related to the state of the exception. Since the sovereignty is the ability to determine the exception (the suspension or reserve of all or part of the existing real law), the concept of the committee as a tool of sovereign involves a contradiction with such law. In other words, the committee is the founder of the executive officer and is therefore an excellent tool.

There are various countries in Kurdistan such as Turkey, Syria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Iran and so on. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire in the early 20th century, independent countries like Turkey and Iran were established except for Kurdistan. In many cases, the Kurds are promised to establish an independent state, but neighboring countries refuse to establish the independent Kurdistan state. For centuries the Kurds lived in this special place. They are like homeless children because they do not have their own country.

In September last year, the Autonomous Kurdish Regional Autonomous Government (KRG) in Iraqi Kurdistan Region held an independent referendum that Iraq Kurdo voted for overwhelming majority votes to support the creation of about 93% of the Kurdish state did. The Kurds have a long history of fighting the establishment of the country, but as European forces established the post-colonial map of the Middle East, they put themselves in an unstable position. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of these new nation-states, I noticed that the Kurds were ethnic minorities across Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria. Therefore, regardless of other disputes, it is not permissible to establish an independent Kurdish state contrary to the interests of the countries mentioned above.