العلاقة بين الحكومة الاتحادية وإقليم كردستان : رؤية دستورية

Abstract EN

This paper deals with the nature of the constitutional and legal relationship between the Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan region and clarifying the foundations of the federal organization namely unity, participation and independence.

The principle of unity shows the federal state as a simple state The three pillars of the state are: the people, the land, and the political power of sovereignty.

It is also the principle of independence that confers the international character on the group of members of the federal state.

The powers of each member are the reason for maintaining their international identity despite the fact that they have a legal idea that establishes their solidarity around the federal central state.

It is the principle of participation that ensures the participation of the regions, regardless of their size, geographical location in the governing authorities, the enactment of federal laws and other decisions taken at the federal level.

This principle is in fact a translation of the idea of equality between regions.

Federal, and dealt with the case of Iraq and include these principles and foundations in the Iraqi Constitution in force and our political reality in terms of practice with those principles in accordance with the constitutional articles governing this relationship