Hawrami meets British Tory dignitary at Conservative HQ in London

The Head of Foreign Relations Office of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Hemin Hawrami, headed a delegation meeting with Director at the International Office for the Conservative Party, Ms Philippa Broom, at the ruling party headquarters in London.

The delegation consisted of Head of Communications at the FRO, Mr Sherko Habeb, Mr Dara Barawi, office member and Mr Kamal Amadi from the KDP UK branch.

Ms Broom welcomed Mr Hawrami and his delegation before moving on to express her contentment of building solidarity relations with the KDP, in a manifestation of a deep-rooted and time-tested bond of friendship between the two sides.

 

Mr Hawrami focused on the KDP’s position regarding fundamental change in the Kurdistan-Region, with mention that 120 reputable British companies have now invested in the region, that’s generated immense economic activity by creating new vistas of employment opportunities in the region thus ushering in a new era of progress and prosperity.

Ms Broom said investment by British companies is evident the region has galvanised in a secure and stable environment.

It was discussed that an exchange of delegations would provide new impetus to the existing strong strategic partnership between Kurdistan and the UK. Mr Hawrami expressed his thanks to the Conservative party for their role in aiding and assisting the Kurds during the 199 uprising, and for setting up the then-no fly zones.

In another aspect of the meeting, Mr Hawrami discussed the latest developments in Kurdistan and the position of the KDP relating to the peace process advances in Turkey in addition the ongoing crisis in Syria where refugee figures in the Kurdistan-Region have reached over 250,000.