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Kurds in Georgia

Yazidis and Kurds have lived in Tbilisi since the 19th and early 20th centuries. Many were deported to Central Asia in 1944.

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At a glance

01The programme

This programme brings together Kurds living in Georgia, city by city. Its charter form is a Diaspora Chapter, fitted to local law and to the risks members face.

Forming Diaspora Chapter: not yet chartered.

02Cities

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  • Tbilisi

    Tbilisi

    Yazidi and Kurdish community

Subdivisions of Georgia

Each first-level subdivision has a local page. It gathers official services, learning, safety and civic life.

The list follows UN sources first: OCHA COD-AB, then UN SALB, then ISO 3166-2. It takes no position on any status or boundary.

Held for review
  • GE48 Provisional Administration: COD-AB lists a unit named Provisional Administration (the area of the former South Ossetian Autonomous Region). ISO 3166-2:GE has no entry for it. Held for the owner’s decision.

Subdivisions in the profile

03How statistics see the community

Kurds can be counted: the census records Kurds and Yazidis.

Counts of Kurds differ by what they measure: birthplace, citizenship, language or self-identification. Each figure names its measure, year and source, and none are summed.

The Georgia profile

04Areas

  • Academy

    Every field of knowledge, courses in all Kurdish varieties, and communities of practice.

  • Heritage

    History from the Zagros to today, memory, faiths, arts, literature and food.

  • Language

    Kurmanji, Sorani, Zazaki, Southern Kurdish and Gorani, in every script.

  • Research

    Kurdish studies: the observatory, reading lists and new research.

  • Opportunities

    Livelihoods, skills, jobs, mentoring and diaspora-to-region bridges.

  • Civic

    Civic education, rights literacy, statelessness help and dialogue.

  • Development

    Social programmes, livelihoods and disaster preparedness for Kurdish communities.

  • News and events

    Kurdish and regional news with every outlet labelled, and the calendar of Kurdish days.

05Learn in the Academy

Courses and disciplines of the Academy on the subject of this page.

Courses

Disciplines

A completion record shows what was studied and assessed. It is not a certificate or a qualification.

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