Kurdistan parliament
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Shaswar Abdul Wahid's response to Masrour Barzani:
We do not want a parliament that is formed only to elect you
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service- Shaswar Abdul Wahid, head of the New Generation Movement, in response to Masrour Barzani's statements about activating the parliament, emphasized that his coalition wants a parliament with real powers and an effective oversight role, not an institution that meets only to elect the prime minister.
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Warning Issued Regarding Continued Political Gridlock in the Kurdistan Region
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Desk – The Central Committee of the Kurdistan Toilers' Party issued a statement warning that the current political deadlock in the Kurdistan Region is not merely a dispute over the division of posts between the two ruling parties or the formation of the government; rather, its root cause lies in the failure of the philosophy, outlook, and style of governance prevailing in the region.
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Qubad Talabani:
We Will Participate in a Government Formed on the Basis of Genuine Partnership
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service – In a meeting with the Green Faction of the Kurdistan Parliament, Qubad Talabani emphasized that the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) would only participate in a government formed on the basis of "genuine partnership," stating that the party poses no obstacle to the formation of the new cabinet.
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The reaction of the new generation to the proposal of the Democratic Party
Iraq Service and Kurdistan Region - The spokesperson of the New Generation movement criticized the new proposal of the Kurdistan Democratic Party to reopen the parliament before the formation of the 10th cabinet, and emphasized that the solution to the political deadlock is possible only through the simultaneous activation of the parliament and the formation of the government.
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Kurdistan Democratic Party: Talks should be transferred from the media to the parliament
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The political office of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, emphasizing the necessity of reactivating the regional parliament, asked all political currents in the sixth term to transfer the differences and discussions related to the formation of the 10th cabinet to the parliament and warned that the continuation of the current situation will be detrimental to the Kurdistan region and the political process.
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Why is the new government of the Kurdistan Region not formed yet?
World Service - The dispute over the interpretation of the election results, the division of power and the way to revive the parliament has once again strained the relations between the Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union and has left the formation of the 10th cabinet of the region in an aura of uncertainty.
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The harsh position of the Kurdistan Democratic Party:
The Patriotic Union has prevented the formation of the 10th cabinet
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - In continuation of the political tensions between the two main parties of the region, the spokesperson of the Kurdistan Democratic Party issued a detailed statement and accused the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan of "obstructing the process of forming the 10th cabinet" and claimed that this party has prevented the activation of the legal institutions of the region by adopting the approach of "taking time and imposing political will". This statement is published while the government formation negotiations are still deadlocked.
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Movement of Change:
No party has entered into negotiations to form a coalition with us
Service of Iraq and Kurdistan Region - Change Movement, rejecting the reports published in some media close to the Kurdistan Democratic Party, announced that no political party has entered into negotiations to form a coalition with this movement, and its position is to support the reactivation of the Kurdistan Parliament.