“Washington called for implementing the Sinjar agreement so the stability is restored to the town of Sinjar and the displaced people can go home,” Tatar told Kurdistan 24. “And the illegal political parties and the armed groups leave the town.”
Tatar is heading a delegation from Duhok that is visiting Washington DC. Accompanied by Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman, the Kurdistan Regional Government Representative to the United States, Governor Tatar has met with a number of Congress members and officials from the US State Department.
“Washington has called on the Kurds to get united, have one voice and one stance regarding their participation in the political process in Baghdad,” Tatar said. “The White House’s representative asked me to convey President Biden’s greetings to Kurds’ political leadership, especially (Kurdistan Democratic Party) President Masoud Barzani.”
The Shingal agreement was signed on Oct. 1. 2020 between the Kurdistan Regional Government and the federal government in Baghdad. However, outlawed armed groups in Shingal have prevented the agreement from being implemented and Yezidi civilians from returning to their hometown.
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