Kurdistan Region: There is "strong" coordination between the Peshmerga and the Iraqi army



The security scene Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 16:51 pm (881 views)


Baghdad / Sky Press:

Kurdistan Region President Nechervan Barzani said on Thursday that there is a "strong" coordination between the Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi army, noting that the other areas between the center and the region have not witnessed serious dialogue, pointing out that the referendum is a natural right for the people of Kurdistan.

The Kurdistan Regional Government Presidency said in a statement received by "Sky Press", a copy of it, "The President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Nechirvan Barzani, met today, with German Foreign Minister Ziegmar Gabriel," indicating that "Gabriel price of the people of the Kurdistan region and Peshmerga forces to resist and defend the principles Humanitarian and protection of various components of terrorist attacks. " According to the statement, Gabrielle stressed "the continuation of German military and humanitarian support to the Kurdistan region and the development of bilateral relations between the two sides in various fields," adding that "dialogue is the best way to resolve outstanding problems between Baghdad and Erbil."

For his part, Barzani said that "there is strong coordination between the Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi army, but the other areas did not see a serious dialogue," stressing the "importance of the participation of the international community in this area."

Barzani added that "the referendum is a natural right for the people of Kurdistan to determine their fate." He added that "the people and the Kurdistan Regional Government and the political parties do not believe in guaranteeing their rights in the future through the use of violence, but requires that through serious dialogue and the international community can help in this regard."

The German Foreign Minister Zgkmar Gabrielle last night to Erbil and held a meeting with the President of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani.

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