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Iraqi Iraqis refers to the citizens of the Republic of Iraq. The population of Iraq is diverse, with a majority being Arabs, but also including significant Kurdish, Turkmen, Assyrian, and other minority groups. The official languages of Iraq are Arabic and Kurdish. The country's history is rich and ancient, with its territory forming part of Mesopotamia, a region known as the cradle of civilization. The Iraqi economy is heavily reliant on oil exports. The social structure is influenced by tribal affiliations and religious denominations, primarily Shia and Sunni Islam, though a Christian minority also exists. Recent decades have seen significant political and social upheaval in Iraq, including wars and internal conflicts. Despite these challenges, Iraqi Iraqis continue to strive for stability, reconstruction, and a prosperous future for their nation.