THEMES OF ICTLCA
Themes of the Conference
Theme One:
Problems of ethnic groups between Sèvres and Lausanne (August 10, 1920 - July 24, 1923), commitments and political changes
Problems of ethnic groups between Sèvres and Lausanne (August 10, 1920 - July 24, 1923), commitments and political changes
British and French policy towards peoples’ rights in the region
Nationalist movements against colonial policies
Political developments in Turkey
The diplomatic conflict at the Lausanne Conference
The problem of the Mosul Province and the Lausanne Conference
Theme Two:
The political, military, geopolitical and legal Implications of the Treaty of Lausanne, present and future
The political, military, geopolitical and legal Implications of the Treaty of Lausanne, present and future
Political and Geopolitical Implications
The impact of the Treaty of Lausanne on the Kurdish question, and ethnic and religious minorities in Iraq
The problem of the Mosul Province and the struggle facing it
The fate of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region one hundred years after the Treaty of Lausanne
The Turkish military movements and presence, and the fate of political borders in the region
The regional and international relations and the fate of the Kurdish question
Geopolitical map of the region and possible transformations
Possible outcomes and consequences under new international law
Theme Three:
The social and economic dimensions of the Lausanne Treaty
The social and economic dimensions of the Lausanne Treaty
Forced displacement and integration of Iraq’s ethnic and religious minorities
The expression of the Kurds in the official cultural policies of the countries that divided them
The reflection of the Treaty of Lausanne on the Iraqi - Turkish - European economy
The demarcation of maritime boundaries, exclusive economic zones and the continental shelf
Oil and gas exploration (energy security)
Succession of States in Debts and Obligations
PERIPHERAL ACTIVITIES OF THE CONFERENCE:
Printing a collection of books on the topics of the conference.
Printing and publishing new documents about the Treaty of Lausanne.