According to Kordpress, in a statement, while welcoming this decision, the Change Movement considered it an important opportunity to end the legal and organizational problems and start a new phase in the movement's political and civil activity. A stage which, according to this movement, should be based on a national policy, converging and in accordance with the will of the citizens.

It is stated in this statement that the selection of Kirkuk city as the venue for the conference has a deep national message and symbol, because Kirkuk has always been a symbol of coexistence, unity and national will of Kurdistan and can convey the message of unity and joint cooperation inside and outside the Kurdistan region.

The Kurdsat faction of the Change Movement has also emphasized the sensitive political conditions in the region and Iraq, and has asked all the forces, currents and personalities who believe in real reforms to act unitedly in the interests of the people of Kurdistan by putting aside internal differences.

In the continuation of the statement, all the members of the general body who have the legal right to participate in the conference are invited to have an active and effective presence in this conference with a national spirit and a sense of responsibility, so that the political and organizational future of the change movement can be drawn.

The change movement stated that the purpose of holding this conference is to return the movement to its true path and turn it into an effective and responsible force in the political scene of the Kurdistan Region and Iraq and emphasized that it extends its hand of cooperation to all internal and external parties committed to democracy, justice and the rule of law.

At the end of this statement, it is stated that the people of Kurdistan are in a difficult and challenging situation and overcoming this situation requires reorganization, preparation and unity; The change movement hopes that the Kirkuk conference will be the starting point of a new phase with the return of hope and trust to the political and organizational environment.