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

Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Wednesday received Iraqi President Barham Salih in Erbil.

M Barzani and Iraqi Iraqi president are expected to discuss a range of issues, including the 2020 budget bill of Iraq, and other remaining disputes between Erbil and Baghdad.

President Barzani Receives Indian State Minister

Minister Muraleedharan congratulated President Barzani on his election as the President of the Kurdistan Region and conveyed Indian President and Prime Minister’s regards.

Kurdistan President Receives Iraqi Counterpart at Erbil Airport

The failure of both sides to cooperate on security in the disputed territories has contributed to a resurgence of ISIS, which has exploited the security vacuum between Peshmerga and Iraqi lines – particularly in the hotly disputed and oil-rich province of Kirkuk.