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    Kurdish dissatisfaction with "administrative marginalization" in Kirkuk

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    Post by Rocky Mon 06 Feb 2023, 8:17 am

    Kurdish dissatisfaction with "administrative marginalization" in Kirkuk



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    Shafaq News/ The Kurdish component in Kirkuk expressed its strong dissatisfaction with the marginalization and administrative exclusion in the governorate, the latest of which was the appointment of a district commissioner for Daquq district "outside the national and demographic entitlement".



    Earlier, the governor of Kirkuk issued an administrative order assigning Abd al-Sattar Ali Ahmed, an employee in the legal department for Kirkuk education, as the district governor of Daquq district, to succeed the retired governor.
    A member of the Kirkuk Council for the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Jamal Muhammad Shakour, promised the decision of the governor of Kirkuk "a national marginalization of the Kurds, despite their demographic and electoral entitlement," noting at the same time that the representatives of Kirkuk occupy 6 parliamentary seats out of 12 seats allocated to the province.
    Shakour criticized what he described as "the marginalization of the Kurds and their systematic exclusion from administrative positions in Kirkuk," noting that "the four districts of Kirkuk (Hawija, Dibs, Daquq, and Kirkuk) are administered by the Arab component, despite the Kurdish entitlement to Kirkuk positions, which amounts to 50% in the administrative units." and government departments.
    Regarding the population percentage in Daquq and the preponderance of its balance in favor of the Arab component, Shakur said, "There are no official statistics regarding the population percentage in Daquq accurately, and all the announced numbers are far from reality," calling for "government intervention to achieve national balance in Kirkuk and end the worsening marginalization."
    Today, the Daquq district witnessed protests rejecting the decision of the governor of Kirkuk, demanding the appointment of a mayor from among the residents of the district by choosing the people and not imposing narrow national and partisan equations.
    Daquq (Kurdish: Daquq), a city in Iraq, south of Kirkuk, 60% of the population were Kurds in the 1947 census. This city is located 40 km south of Kirkuk and on the road leading to the capital, Baghdad.
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