Hawrami in Stockholm to strengthen relations with Kurdistan

The Head of Kurdistan Democratic Party’s Foreign Relations Office Hemin Hawrami is visiting Sweden for talks with members of the Swedish Parliament and political figures to strengthen relations with the Kurdistan region.

Is it within the framework of the Foreign Relations Office to build and enhance a democratic and civil society and to promote the KDP’s vision of developing relationships with political parties around the world.

During his visit to Stockholm, Mr Hawrami met with Kirsten Lundgren, a Swedish Parliamentarian, foreign policy spokeswoman, Margareta Caderfelt, International Secretary of the Social Democratic Party, Marten Lofberg and Serkan Kose, member of Swedish parliament, to discuss the internal problems of Kurdistan and ways to solve them diplomatically through dialogue.

He also pointed to the political situation and the current military victories achieved by Peshmerga led by President Massoud Barzani and the liberation of Sinjar.

The two sides stressed on the importance of bilateral relations, ways of working together on economic, political and cultural ties, greater co-operation and mutual benefit for Kurdistan and Sweden in the coming years.

The Centre Party in Sweden has 22 parliamentary seats; the Moderate Party has 84 and the Social Democratic Party has 113 seats respectively.