HUDA PAR President Ishak Sağlam meets Barzani
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HUDA PAR President Ishak Saglam met with Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) Chairman Masoud Barzani.
HUDA PAR Chairman İshak Sağlam, who went to South Kurdistan to pay several visits, met with the former President of the Regional Administration of Kurdistan and President of the KDP, Masoud Barzani.
HUDA PAR President was accompanied by party Deputy Chairman Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu, deputy chairman Şehzade Demir and Abdussamed Yalçın.
Sağlam and the accompanying delegation were welcomed by Barzani, the parties held a closed-door meeting.
The situation of the Kurdish people and the problems they face were discussed during the meeting while the latest developments in Turkish politics and the situation in the region were also talked.
On the occasion of his visits, Barzani thanked HUDA PAR Chairman and his accompanying delegation and wished HUDA PAR success in their works.
HUDA PAR Chairman Sağlam also thanked Barzani and wished success in his works. (ILKHA)
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