Organizational structure

The Foreign Relations Office of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) is the Outreach Body of the Party. The office is responsible for all KDP’s international and regional relations with political parties, MPs, decision-makers, think-tanks, and any other non-governmental organizations and institutions. The office consists of six desks and two departments: European Desk, Middle East and Africa Desk, Eurasia Desk, American Desk, International Organizations and Institutions Desk, Media and Protocol Desk, Administration Department, Office Records and Correspondence Department, and led by the Head.

Selected Articles

Liberal Democrats-D66 Party of the Netherlands visited Kurdistan Democratic Party Foreign Relations Office.

The issue of the Referendum for Kurdistan independence held on 25-9-2017 also it was another topic of the meeting. We clarified KDP’s position on the issue by regarding the decision to hold the referendum as a right and legal decision and the post-referendum negative developments were due to the unpatriotic position of a group within PUK and the unilateral mentality of succession of Iraqi Governments.

Kurdistan Democratic Party-Foreign Relations office sent Its Condolences to Japan- Kurdistan Parliamentary friendship Group in Japan National Diet for the death of Mr. Hiroyuki SONODA.

Please accept our deepest Condolences and our heartfelt sympathy to all of you and his family. In this sad occasion, we in the Foreign Relations Office of Kurdistan Democratic Party renew our determination to continue our efforts to keep strong ties between the people of Kurdistan and Japan and between our Parties.

Nechirvan Barzani in a statement strongly condemned the terrorist attack against Coptic Christians in Minya region in Egypt.

We extend our condolences to the families of the victims, the people and government of Egypt, and wish prompt recovery of the wounded.