University of Sulaimani– College of Humanities’ panel on the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne

The 100th anniversary of Lausanne: A scientific reading and evaluation

The Treaty of Lausanne was signed 100 years ago, precisely on July 24, the redefinition of Turkey’s borders and the partition of Kurdistan were among the most prominent points of the treaty.At that time, Lausanne frustrated the Kurdish dream of independence. Now the question is: What is happening in the region after 100 years and what will be the fate of the Kurds?

10:00 – Monday 24/07/2

Opening remarks and welcome by

Asst. Prof. Dr. Pave Jamil, Dean of the College of Humanities

Venue: Congress Halls of Sulaimani University

Dr. Mohammed Sabir Karim

Lecturer in the College of Political Sciences

The role of the ideological factors of the world powers in the conclusion of the Treaty of Lausanne

Prof. Dr. Shorsh Hassan

Lecturer in the College of Law

The Treaty of Lausanne and the Legal Dimensions of the Kurdish Issue

Prof. Dr. Yasin Khalid Hassan

Lecturer in the College of Humanities

Kurds and Lausanne: A Historical Panorama

Panel Manager

Prof. Dr. Pshko Hamatahir Aghjaleri