KDP Boycotts Kirkuk Council Session

The Kurdistan Democratic Party bloc in Kirkuk council announced a boycott of Thursday’s session.

The bloc said it will not attend the meeting, stressing the decision reflects its ongoing political stance.

It stated that decisions about Kirkuk’s future taken without real representatives harm coexistence and stability.

The boycott reflects the party’s commitment to its political principles.

Rejecting marginalization of legitimate representatives or imposed decisions.

The bloc said it will not trade national rights for positions.

Emphasizing priority on protecting all community rights.

It called for a political path ensuring fairness and balanced participation.

And safeguarding the dignity of Kirkuk citizens.

While stressing the importance of dialogue.

To reach sustainable shared solutions.

That enhance stability in the province.