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

President Masoud Barzani received Jan Kubis, the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq.

President Barzani stressed that the elections held brought about a new reality, and for the people of Kurdistan, the main priority is to observe and adhere to the principles of partnership, consensus and balance in all areas of governance.

Statement by the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party

The Presidency of the Iraqi Council of Representatives and with the support of some people and political parties brought up a wave of rejection and protest and issued a number of unconstitutional resolutions and laws that put the entire political process in Iraq to a freeze and complexity.

Joint views of Kurdistan Democratic Party and Patriotic Union of Kurdistan on the new political alliance in Iraq

The political Bureaus of (KDP) and (PUK) consider the move as positive and believe it is a political roadmap for a good alliance to overcome the complex political crisis. Undoubtedly, (KDP) and (PUK) will discuss their common positions and will work to form a joint delegation as soon as possible to commence dialogue and discussions.