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PM Barzani's committed to safeguard constitutional rights of KRG: KDP Member

Despite encountering numerous obstacles, PM Barzani remained steadfast in his commitment to safeguarding the constitutional rights of the KRG's populace while concurrently enhancing service delivery & infrastructure development.

Kurdistan 24 2024/04/04 21:27

Ashwaq Jaff, a prominent figure within the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and a member of the Central Committee. (Photo: Kurdistan 24)

Kurdistan Ashwaq Jaff PM Masrour Barzani constitutional rights

ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) - A member of the Kurdistan Democratic Paty (KDP) Central Committee emphasized Prime Minister Masrour Barzani's unwavering commitment to upholding the constitutional rights of the people of the Kurdistan Region, labeling him as a stalwart defender of the state.

Ashwaq Jaff, a prominent figure within the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and a member of the Central Committee, delivered these remarks during an interview with Kurdistan24 on Thursday, April 4, highlighting the resilience of the Kurdish nation in the face of adversities and their enduring trust in their government.

"Prime Minister Masrour Barzani has prioritized two fundamental objectives: combating corruption and ensuring the realization of the rights enshrined in the Iraqi Constitution for the people of the Kurdistan Region," stated Ashwaq Jaff, underscoring the Prime Minister's relentless efforts in these regards.

Despite encountering numerous obstacles, Prime Minister Barzani remained steadfast in his commitment to safeguarding the constitutional rights of the Kurdistan Region's populace while concurrently enhancing service delivery and infrastructure development.

Ashwaq Jaff also denounced the decisions of the Federal Supreme Court, condemning them as detrimental to Iraq's democratic process and tarnishing its global reputation.

Commenting on the recent agreement between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Iraqi Prime Minister, Ashwaq Jaff hailed it as a positive development beneficial to the people of the Kurdistan Region. She expressed confidence that the agreement would garner approval from the international community.

In conclusion, Ashwaq Jaff asserted that those opposing the constitution and the interests of the Kurdistan Region would ultimately face defeat. She expressed optimism that the collaborative efforts of both Prime Ministers would pave the way for the successful implementation of the cabinet's agenda, signaling a promising start towards resolving outstanding issues.