On 25 January 2026, a symposium entitled “Analysis of the Results of the Iraqi General Population Census from Statistical, Economic, and Political Perspectives” was successfully held, with the participation of nearly 352 attendees. The symposium was organized by the STAT Organization for Statistical Data Analysis and Training, in cooperation with the Department of Statistics and Informatics, College of Administration and Economics, Salahaddin University–Erbil.

At this scientific event, a number of distinguished figures were in attendance, including

• Mr. Omid Khoshnaw (Governor of Erbil)
• Prof. Dr. Kamaran Younis (President of Salahaddin University)
• Asst. Prof. Dr. Mazen Abdulkhaliq (Acting Dean of the College of Administration and Economics)
• Asst. Prof. Dr. Aram Bradosti (Director General of the Erbil Statistics Commission)
• Dr. Amanj Bradosti (University District Officer)
• Dr. Dilzar Hama Salih (Director of Erbil Statistics)
• Prof. Dr. Bekhal Samad Sadiq (Head of the Department of Statistics and Informatics)
• Asst. Prof. Dr. Wasfi Fahwachi (Statistical expert and faculty member at Tishk International University)
• Asst. Prof. Dr. Hazhar Blbas (President of STAT Organization and lecturer in Department of Statistics and Informatics)
• Mr. Rebaz Nourdine (lecturer in the Department of Marketing Management at Salahaddin University)
• Ms. Ala Salah (lecturer in the Department of Human Resource Management at Salahaddin University), along with a number of other administrators, faculty members, staff, and students.

During the event, several scientific seminars and panel discussions were presented by academics and experts on the analysis of the general population census. The discussions focused on the results of the census, based on the official data released by the Iraqi Ministry of Planning. The aim of the symposium was also to provide an in-depth scientific explanation of the process.

I participated in the event as the symposium coordinator, keynote speaker, and President of the STAT Organization, providing a comprehensive and objective presentation of the Iraqi General Population Census data, analyzed through statistical, economic, and political perspectives.

As the President of the STAT Organization, I would like to sincerely thank all the panelists, participants, and volunteers. I also extend my gratitude to our sponsors (TeamMart and Mr. Production) and our sole media sponsor (Rudaw Channel).