Nasaq

Watching the large numbers of young people who emigrated without a specific target and have been exposed to many risks in the boats of death has a perplexing question about the fate of the young people and the reasons that led them to expose themselves to danger. The UN refugee agency said that an estimated 866,000 asylum applications were submitted in 2014, an increase of 45 percent from the previous year, and that this is the largest number of asylum applications since the outbreak of the war in Bosnia when the number reached nearly 900,000 applications, its highest level ever. But the migration stream began to escalate after the 1968 coup as a result of the repressive policy of the intellectual system of the former

A researcher conducted a reconnaissance questionnaire at one of the English learning centers. It was noted that most of those who frequented the institute were learning English to get a chance at suitable work in the diaspora. Those registered at the institute were aged 15 to 35 and wanted to migrate dramatically and were planning to migrate. To achieve the objectives of the research, the researcher prepared a questionnaire through the Cockles Drive program (an online questionnaire) for easy access to a sample of young people who are immigrants and to identify the reasons that led them to migrate and leave Iraq.

The research results showed that for paragraph (7), the highest percentage was 85%, which is the first reason for the migration of young people, and for paragraph (9), the percentage was 75.5%, as the second reason for the migration of Iraqi youth. The research produced several recommendations and proposals