Duhok Iraq
The civil war that began in 2014, when the occupation troops were pulled away, gave rise to many people being driven on the run. Today, civil war internally displaced more than 3 million Iraqis in their own country. Of them, there are just over 1 million in Kurdistan in the North. Duhok Iraq.
Three years of civil war and economic stagnation have affected all parts of Iraqi society. For example, in Kurdistan, which has nevertheless been relatively spared by the fighting with, among other things, ice, and the number of poor has doubled and the number of unemployed has tripled. The number of visits to the country to health clinics and hospitals has increased eightfold, while 23 hospitals and 230 health clinics have been destroyed by the fighting.
They had hit hard to education system in Iraq. About specialty million Iraqi school-age children only participate irregularly in teaching or not at all. Nearly 800 000 children on the run have lost their schooling for at least one year.
Facts About Duhok
Duhok is a city located in the Dahūk Area, Iraq. There live about 284,000 inhabitants in the city. It is the city of residence in the region. The city is located about 0 meters above sea level. Alternative names for this city can be Duhok, Dahuk. 1st largest city in terms of residents of the region and the 17th largest city/district of Iraq.
The population of the city consists of about 340,000 inhabitants, and consists mainly of Kurds, with a significant Assyrian community. The Assyrians of Dokuka boast one of the largest churches in the region called Marmaris Cathedral and are the center of the Diocese.
Things To Do In Duhok
Duhok is a really exciting city with a culture of very friendly people who are interested in foreigners and love to help them. Interact with these people and take the memories home. In Duhok there are several interesting places that you can visit, for example, the market, the Church of St. Vlach, gardens and parks, the Geli Valley.
Duhok Dam is a famous place for family picnics on weekends. At night, many people come here to enjoy the spectacular view of the illuminated Dohuk from the top of the valley. There is also a beautiful waterfall to see.
Duhok market is a great place to see how the locals interact with each other. In the market, you will find all types of people shopping and you can literally buy everything here, from modern clothes and mobile phones to more traditional goods like spices, Kurdish clothes, and carpets.
The common areas of Dilshad Palace include a swimming pool, a garden, a restaurant, and a bar. Kurdish, Mesopotamian and Western dishes gave to inspiration to local restaurants so that they prepare fresh breakfast in every morning with these variety.
In time, People have forgotten Duhok which was an ancient Assyrian city. It only gained regional significance again in 1236 when the Kurds came to power.