- 1. IRAQ & IRANDAFER ALALI| INSTRUCTOR: JANET LAURIN| CALSS:
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - IB 521CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT
AND SCIENCES 2012
2. Subjects:-Flag-Map & location-History &
civilization-Population density-Religion &
Ethnic-language-Education system-Political system-Womens
rights-sport2 3. Iraq FlagIraq & Iran presentation DAFER ALALI
3 4. Iran FlagIraq & Iran presentation DAFER ALALI 4 5. IraqMap
& location Iraq & Iran presentation DAFER ALALI5 6. IranMap
& location Iraq & Iran presentation DAFER ALALI6 7. 7 8.
Iraq 8 9. Iran9 10. Population density Iraq & Iran presentation
DAFER ALALI10 11. Iraq Population density Iraq & Iran
presentation DAFER ALALI11 12. Iran Population density Iraq &
Iran presentation DAFER ALALI12 13. 13 14. Religious & ethic
groups by percent of populationShia ArabSunni Arab Sunni Kurd
other3% 17%20% 60% 14 15. IranReligious & ethic groups by
percent of population ShiaSunni Kurdother 3%4%3% 90%15 16. 16 17.
THERE ARE THREE LANGUAGES IN IRAQ: 1.Arabic 2.Kurdish 3.Turkish 17
18. THERE ARE THREE LANGUAGES IN
IRAN1.Persian2.Kurdish3.TurkishPer-sian (Farsi) is still spo-ken in
Tajikistan and Afghanistan.It was the offi-cial court lan-guage of
India for 200 years. 18 19. POLITICAL SYSTEMIraq & Iran19 20.
IRAQSaddam Hussein the president ofIraq from 1979 to 2003 Saddam
Hussein flag20 21. IRAQAfter the war in 2003 the Iraqiregime change
to DemocraticsystemIraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki 21 22. IRAN
Pahlavi Kingdom (Last Kingdom) 197922 23. IRANAfter revolution in
1979 thekingdom change to IslamicRepublic GovernmentImam Khomeini
Irans supreme leader ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the president
1979the leader of revolution in Ahmadinejad 23 24. IRAQIraq
resources Oil The experts expect Iraqs GDP in 2015 to jump to $360
billion from $170 billion currently, Agriculture Its revenue about
12% of GSP 25. IRANIran resources Oil GDP (purchasing power parity)
$928.9 billion (2011 est.) $906.2 billion (2010 est.) $877.6
billion (2009 est.) AgricultureIts revenue about 22% of GSP 26.
EDUCATION SYSTEM 27 27. IRAQ Higher EducationThere are more than 50
university in Iraq todayThere are two institutions intended in
highereducation in Iraq,first of all the ministry of higher
education andsecondly, the Higher Committee for
EducationDevelopment in Iraq (HCED),it is established recently with
funding from theIraqi Prime Ministers Office.The HCED is
scholarship program, it wasstarting in 2009 .28 28. IRAQ Basic
EducationBased on the last statistics there are about 6million
students in Iraqi basic educationsystem today.Iraq School
Statistics: Number of Students by Level andGender*Educational level
Students Source Gender
numberPercentKindergartenGirls26,06848.73%MOE/UNICEFBoys
27,43151.27%MOE/UNICEFPrimaryGirls
1,903,61844.47%MOE/UNICEFBoys2,376,98455.53%MOE/UNICEFSecondaryGirls
585,93740.28%UNICEF/UNESCO/USAIDBoys868,83859.72%UNICEF/UNESCO/USAIDVocationalGirls
11,94019%MOE/UNESCOBoys 50,901 81%MOE/UNESCO* Based on the
consensus reached during the Seminar Education in Iraq from 4-6
29November 2010. 29. IRAQ literacy rateIn 1980, the country had
almost 100% enrollmentin primary school.In 1990The schools use to
be known for theirquality,That went down to 91% in 1990, 85%in
2007, before rebounding a bit sincethen.By 2010, 89% of youths in
urbanareas, and 77% in rural ones were inschool. That covered 87%
of boys, and 30 30. IRAN Higher Education Education is highly
centralized and Ministry of Education is the center of power.
Ministries of Education and Higher Education specify a national
course of study for all subjects, publish text books, finance the
education and design and make tests. Education is uniform
throughout the country. 31 31. IRANChallenges Facing Iran todayHigh
rate of brain drain. According to IMFwhich surveyed 61 countries,
Iran suffers thehighest rate of brain drain as every year150,000
educated Iranians leave their homecountry. The economic loss of
brain drain isestimated at $50 billion dollars or higher ayear.IMF
-- International Monetary Fund 32 32. IRAN Basic Education The
school system is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of
Education and Training. In addition to schools, this Ministry also
has responsibility for some teacher training and some technical
institutes. The Ministry of Education employs the highest number of
civil servants -42 per cent of the total- and receives 21 per cent
of the national budget.A total of 15,018,903 students were enrolled
in 87,024 schools with 485,186 classes throughout the country in
the academic year 2010- 11. The breakdown was as follows: 509
schools for disabled children, 3,586 kindergartens, 59,280
elementary schools, 15,580 intermediate schools, 4,515 secondary
schools, 380 .33 33. CULTURE34 34. Iraq Conversations Dress,
Punctuality & Formality Food Work habits. 35 35. IRAN
Conversations Dress, Punctuality & Formality Food Work habits.
36 36. Iraq In Iraq, the women are very protected 38 37. Iraq 39
38. Iran Womens rights for Iranian women and their legal status has
changed during different political and historical eras. This
includes Marriage law, divorce law, education rights, clothing and
Hijab, health rights. 40 39. Iran They reject Islamic regime They
support Islamic regime41 40. IraqSoccer Won fourth place for the
World in 2007. Iraq won the UEFA Cup Asia once Cup soccer in 1986
in MexicoIraq qualified for the finals of the Confederations Cup
once as a Iraq qualified in the 2004 Athens Olympics.champion of
Asia. That was in South Africa in June 2009 41. Iran Iran ranks
19th in current FIFA ranking. It has been qualified for World Cup
2006 in Germany. Iranian national team has experienced World Cup
1998 in France, and 1978 in Mexico. It has also been Asian champion
for 4 times. Many Iranian players are playing in Europe, mainly in
Germany and Italy 42. IranIran soccer team 43. QuestionThank you
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