
Kurdistan Democratic Party President Masoud Barzani congratulated the people of the Kurdistan Region on the reactivation of parliament.
Barzani thanked lawmakers who helped restore the legislature’s work after a two-year delay following the regional elections.
He said reactivating parliament would strengthen the Kurdistan Region and serve the interests of its people.
Barzani urged political parties that did not participate in the process to join parliamentary work and support the political process.
Kurdistan Democratic Party President Masoud Barzani has welcomed the reactivation of the Kurdistan Region’s parliament, describing it as a step toward strengthening the Region’s institutions and calling on political parties that stayed out of the process to participate in the next stages.
Barzani congratulated the people of the Kurdistan Region, parliament’s leadership and all political parties on the legislature’s reactivation.
He thanked lawmakers who, he said, had fulfilled their legal and national responsibilities by helping restore the work of the Region’s constitutional institution.
Barzani said the reactivation of parliament was a step toward preserving and strengthening the Kurdistan Region.
He emphasized that the move was not directed against any individual or political party, adding that it should serve the higher interests of the people of Kurdistan and the political process.
Barzani called on political parties that had not participated in the process to join parliamentary work.
He urged political forces to cooperate in serving the people of Kurdistan and supporting further steps in the political process.
Masoud Barzani has welcomed the reactivation of the Kurdistan Region’s parliament following a two-year period after the regional elections, congratulating the public, parliamentary leadership and political parties.
In his message, Barzani thanked lawmakers who supported the process, saying they had carried out their legal and national responsibilities by helping restore the work of the Region’s constitutional institution.
He described the parliament’s reactivation as a move intended to preserve and strengthen the Kurdistan Region, stressing that it was not directed against any political party or individual. Instead, he said, the legislature’s return to work should serve the broader interests of Kurdistan’s people and its political process.
Barzani also called on political parties that had not taken part in the process to engage in parliamentary work and cooperate with other political forces on future steps.
The message was issued on November 4, 2026.
The reactivation of the Kurdistan Region’s parliament follows a prolonged period of political disagreement after the October 2024 parliamentary elections. The legislature’s return to work is an important institutional development, but its effectiveness will depend on cooperation among political parties, the functioning of parliamentary leadership and progress on legislative responsibilities. Barzani’s appeal for broader participation highlights the continuing challenge of building political consensus within the Region.
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