مستقبل إقليم كردستان العراق : دراسة تحليلية للموقف الدولي إزاء نشوء دولة كردية

Abstract EN

The problem of the Kurdish issue began to emerge since the early 1920s.

After the Sifr Treaty of 1920 was ignored and the major powers sided with Turkey, the Treaty of Lausanne, 1923, which denied Kurdish rights, became a source of concern for a number of countries in the region, Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria, as well as in Armenia, the issue has been complicated by year after year, causing political, economic and humanitarian consequences that threatened security and peace.

The emergence of the Kurdistan State is the nominal goal for the Kurds through history.

The idea of a national state is not as easy as some people think.

The Kurds have lost millions of dollars in order to mobilize this project and made material and human sacrifices for independence.

The question we ask is whether or not The Kurdish dream is realized someday? , The Kurdish issue is one of the most important issues in the Middle East, especially the entry of multiple parties in the case, Kurdish leaders began to use the Kurdish issue as a basic card to pressure the central government as well as a trump card to win some international parties along with the Kurdish issue.

The waving of secession and the rights of independence for the Kurds became a card of international pressure to achieve gains rather than a genuine desire for independence.

The Iraqi government has a specific position, as do countries such as the United States, Turkey and Iran on the issue.