Belê, Helebçe beşek bi êş a dîroka me ye ku em qet nikarin ji bîr bikin. Ji êşa gelê xwe, me dîrokeke destanî ya berxwedanê afirand, û ev têkoşîn heta roja îro jî berdewam dike. Ew ê heta hetayê berdewam bike.
🗳️“Do you want the Kurdistan Region and the Kurdistani areas outside the administration of the Region to become an independent state?”
🟢 Independence: 92.73%
🔴 Stay in Iraq: 7.27%
On September 25, 2017, the Kurdish people voted freely and overwhelmingly for independence.
As of today it’s been 8 years since Kurds made a referendum where 92% of Kurds voted they wanted independence
We just defeated lsis and asked for a homeland for Kurds in our indigenous land yet no one supported us
What did Palestinians deserve to get recognized today though?
KRDPass is now available in beta!
KRDPass is the official and trusted digital identity platform developed by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). KRDPass provides the citizens of Kurdistan and foreign residents with secure, efficient, and streamlined access to government services.
Sincere congratulations to my friend Mark Rutte on your appointment as @SecGenNATO. I look forward to our cooperation on issues of mutual interest -mb.
Today, we opened the Erbil Copper and Cable factory, an $80 million investment with the capacity to produce 100K tonnes of cable/year from scrap metal for the local market.
It has created 200 new jobs and export opportunities.
We’re just getting started.
I was humbled to sit with people across Erbil to discuss the challenges that they, their families and communities face today, and what the future holds for us all.
May the conversation continue.
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To date more than 4,500 new factories have been licensed, many of which are now beginning to open their doors.
Among them is the SMC syringe factory in Erbil.
The first mixed school in the country emerged in Koya a hundred years ago.
I’m humbled to return to this great city to see that legacy continue at the Najiba Khan primary school and announce the start of the new term.
I’m grateful to teachers across Kurdistan for their service.
The people of Qushtapa deserve better services, fitting of their great sacrifice to our nation.
Water and electricity issues here and across Kurdistan will soon be problems of the past. That’s my promise.
Today’s activity is another important step in that national effort.