600 delegates of Kurdish political parties from Iraq, Syria,
Iran and Turkey, as well as Kurds living in exile, will meet 15 to 17 September
in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan region, in an effort to improve relations.
The First Kurdish National Congress in Erbil is “the dream
of all Kurds everywhere and is going to bring us closer as parties across the
region”, said Salih Muslim leader of the Syrian Kurds’ Democratic Union Party. (RFRL,
7 September)
Photo credit: Kurdish Region President Massoud Barzani (center) met with representatives Kurdish political parties in August 2013 to prepare the agenda for Kurdish National Congress. (Shafaq News)
Photo credit: Kurdish Region President Massoud Barzani (center) met with representatives Kurdish political parties in August 2013 to prepare the agenda for Kurdish National Congress. (Shafaq News)
Is Turkey going to be absent or is it a typo in this post (having Syria twice)? Is this congregation sanctioned in any way by their respective governments?
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing up the error; it's now corrected. The Kurds from Turkey will have one of the largest delegations.
DeleteI'm against the Islamic regime but Iran under any system will not be broken up.The Kurds(an Iranian tribe) can break up Iraq,Turkey and Syria because it's their lands.But all of Iran is the natural home of the Kurds.
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