Omar Gulpi
member of Kurdistan Parliament
Omar Abdullah Fatah (Kurdish: عومەر عەبدوڵڵا فەتاح, Arabic: عمر عبدالله فتاح), most commonly known as Omar Gulpi, is a Kurdish politician and member of the Kurdistan Justice Group (KJG). He was born in 1977 in Hawraman, Halabja Governorate, Iraq.
Gulpi holds a Bachelor's degree in Statistics and an MBA specializing in Human Resources Management.
As a member of the Kurdistan Region Parliament's Fifth Term (2019–2023)
Early life
Omar Gulpi, born in 1977 in the city of Halabja, Kurdistan, was raised in a family deeply affected by the sociopolitical struggles of the Kurdish people. He grew up amidst the tragic history of Kurdish oppression, including the brutal Halabja chemical attack in 1988, which had a lasting impact on his family and his worldview. In 1989, Omar experienced a personal loss with the execution of two of his brothers by the Baathist regime, an event that shaped his early resolve to fight for the Kurdish cause.
Education
BA in Statistics, college of Administration and economy (2003).
MBA in management, specialized in human resources management (2014).
Career
Omar’s career has been marked by a combination of academic, political, and social activism roles. He initially embarked on a teaching career, becoming an influential academic and lecturer in several Kurdish universities, including the University of Human Development (UHD) and the University of Sulaymaniyah (UOS).
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