In an article to Kurdpress news agency, Sadeq Ziba Kalam said the Iraqi people are now benefitting from a relative democracy thanks to the NATO attack against the topple Baath regime in 2003 and despite all the problems that ae hampering the democracy attempts in the country, Iraq will one day be stable democratic state where “the Kurds would elect the Shiites, the Shiites would vote for the Sunnis and the Sunnis will choose the Kurds and the Shiites to rule over the country.”

Shedding light on the democracy attemps in India, Swiss and some other countries, Ziba Kalam voiced his optimism over the democracy achievements in Iraq and said: “that’s right that Iraq is now suffering from many problems but the democracy attempts are just decade-long old efforts which make us hopeful for a better glorious future.”

 Cocerning Turkey worries about Syrian Kurds efforts to gain democracy, the anlalyst said the Kurds in Turkey would undoubtedly ask for more rights in the wake of the Syrian Kurds' success in gaining more rights.