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    Iraq is a federation on paper and a confederation with the region on the ground

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    Iraq is a federation on paper and a confederation with the region on the ground Empty Iraq is a federation on paper and a confederation with the region on the ground

    Post by Rocky Sat 25 Feb 2023, 5:46 am

    [size=38]Iraq is a federation on paper and a confederation with the region on the ground[/size]


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    Baghdad / Obelisk: Kurdish parties and personalities launch test balloons regarding resorting to the confederation option if negotiations with Baghdad fail over the outstanding issues, most notably the oil and gas law, and the budget problems that afflict relations every year.
    The differences and outstanding issues between Erbil and Baghdad, most notably the oil and gas law, appear in their contexts as a dispute between two states and not a dispute between the federal government and the center.
    Observers believe that the region is encroaching on Baghdad in foreign relations, as its leaders act as if they are the rulers of an independent state, and in wealth management.
    The region is negotiating with Baghdad to resolve the outstanding issues, but there is no serious opportunity to find a radical solution.
    The academic, Sawsan Battu, believes in a tweet that federalism is the solution, but only if it is implemented, and the constitution says that Iraq is federal, but the relationship between Baghdad and the region is distorted and ambiguous, and ranges between federalism and confederation, considering that the current political class is not prepared and federalism does not benefit it.
    And the legal expert, Ali Al-Tamimi, explained, in a statement to Al-Musalla, that the Confederation is the union of countries among themselves, and that it is managed by a joint council that includes representation for these countries without these countries losing their sovereignty or independence, as happened in America 1771 and also Swiss 1848, and it is political, economic and military cooperation between The parties and the decisions of the Joint Council are not implemented except with the consent of the parties, an example of that is the unity between Iraq, Egypt, Syria as well and NATO.
    He continued that federalism is decentralization, and according to it, the country is managed by governorates with councils, cantons, or regions that enjoy administrative and financial powers, and they are elected within the framework of one state, a federal parliament, and a federal government.
    Al-Tamimi said that more than 25 percent of the countries of the world adopt this system, which is called the parliament, and it remains underground. Foreign relations and the army are among the powers of the central government, as is the case in Britain, South Africa, Iraq, Canada, Brazil and others.
    Journalist Nashwan Hashem talks about a “strange situation in federal Iraq,” saying that the Peshmerga are funded by Iraqis, but they refuse to come under the command of the Iraqi army.
    Interested in Iraqi affairs, Mahdi Majid, says that the Kurdish people in northern Iraq, in cooperation with their friends, are moving towards confederation, while the journalist and writer, Sufyan al-Samarrai, says that the Sunni Arab politicians in Iraq are obstructing the declaration of federalism and stand against the confederation with the Sunni Kurds, but they mobilize with money in order to market themselves to countries Neighborhood that they have influence and control.
    Activist Moqbel Salem talks about the current federalism that is good for the Kurdistan region and Iraq, but the real application of it is absent from the Kurds because they are not convinced of either federalism, confederation, or secession, considering that they want a strange relationship that does not exist in all systems of the world, which is to remain under the name of Iraq and act as a state.
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