🔻 Ali Toptancî
International trade companies play an essential role in the economic integration between the Kurdistan Region and Eurozone countries. Therefore, international trade companies show that the Kurdistan Region is competitive in macroeconomic and international economic terms. This will ensure that the Kurdistan Region will be in a significant position economically worldwide and will broadly impact the world economy. However, what is happening worldwide today; even if macroeconomic negativities such as recession, inflation, stagflation, and stagnation are observed, the economic integration of the Kurdistan Region with Eurozone countries will play an essential role in developing the world economy. When examined from a historical perspective, capital, production, and technology are not sufficient for the socio-economic development of a country. Therefore, economic integration between countries from the end of World War II to the present day has enabled the development of the world economy. In this case, international trade companies emerged before World War II and appear to have increased since World War II. The most important reason for the increase in international trade companies is that they have played a critical role in developing the world economy by ensuring economic integration and increasing worldwide trade. Therefore, international companies’ turnover seems higher than many countries’ GDP. According to the research of Pitelis and Sugden (2000), the turnover obtained by international trade companies constituted approximately three-quarters of developed countries twenty-three years old. In this study, the role and importance of international trade companies in the economic integration between the Kurdistan Region and the Eurozone countries will be discussed in general. In this case, the economic integration between the Kurdistan Region and the Eurozone countries will provide a significant advantage to the world economy by further strengthening the international economic and commercial ties between the Kurdistan Region and the Eurozone countries. Let us assume that the research conducted by Micklethwait and Woolridge (2005) is adapted to the economic integration between the Kurdistan Region and the Eurozone countries. In this case, economic integration between countries by banking and financial institutions will intensify world trade.