Having been a government minister in the Kurdish Regional Government, and now serving as Precedent of Wza Petroleum and Chair of the Executive Board of the Nokan Group, I have learned a great deal about how to make fair decisions. This exposure and experience has increased my capacity and ability to serve. Today, I am in business to achieve my goals and objectives to use the business environment to create value for our people, our homeland and to build ,and contribute towards a caring society. It is great to be able to participate in the development of human capacity through non-for-profit organisations, supporting women in leadership and assisting young leaders to bring light to our country and to the international world. As a child growing up in an occupied country was not easy. It is even harder for girls if the society is male dominant. These two main challenges shaped my vision for life. I always wanted our homeland to be free from occupation and at the same time, I wanted if possible, to be example for other women who were not sure about how to develop their own potential and capacity. I was actively involved in our efforts to make our homeland and people free in the early stages of my life. After freedom from Saddam Hussein's tyranny, I started my work in junior positions and worked hard until I moved up the corporate ladder. This means that other young women can achieve as I have done. This is the story that I have to tell. That anything is possible!