The objectives of the Kurdistan Regional Government Mission in Australia are:
The objectives of the Kurdistan Regional Government Mission in Australia are:
Building good relations between the KRG-Iraq and the Australian Government.
Organizing relations and bringing together Kurdish companies and Australian companies in the fields of manufacturing, trade, agriculture, tourism and other industries. The Kurdistan Region is a place where the tax system is free.
Coordinate relations between Kurdistan and Australian universities as well as in other fields of education, health, science and arts.
Organize and facilitate services to the Iraqi Kurdish community in Australia and their families in Kurdistan.
Building a democratic federal Iraq based on geographical regions (with the Iraqi people wanting to learn about the different federal systems).
The right to political and social justice for the people of Kirkuk – for those displaced by the Ba'athist Iraqi policy of cleansing minorities.
Managing and implementing statistics and censuses in order to build on the demographic needs of the Iraqi people.
Iraqi Kurds are keen to develop industrial and infrastructure ties with Australian companies, and in 2001 a proposal was made by Kurdish representatives in Australia and Australian government officials to establish industrial and infrastructure ties with Australian companies Australia should send a delegation to Iraqi Kurdistan to establish a framework for joint projects. Since 2003, when Jalal Talabani visited Australia, there have been further proposals for Australia to open an Austrade office in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Now that Austrade has a representation in Baghdad, we want to work with Austrade and other teams to enable the KRG to negotiate directly on:
Promote international banking facilities.