President of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan, Nechirvan Barzani, on Monday welcomed the decision of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) to dissolve and end its armed struggle against Turkey, considering it would strengthen stability in the region.
This decision by the PKK "demonstrates political maturity and paves the way for dialogue promoting coexistence and stability in Turkey and the region," Barzani said in a statement. It "lays the groundwork for a lasting peace that would put an end to decades of violence, pain, and suffering," he added.
President of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan, Nechirvan Barzani, on Monday welcomed the decision of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) to dissolve and end its armed struggle against Turkey, considering it would strengthen stability in the region.
This decision by the PKK "demonstrates political maturity and paves the way for dialogue promoting coexistence and stability in Turkey and the region," Barzani said in a statement. It "lays the groundwork for a lasting peace that would put an end to decades of violence, pain, and suffering," he added.
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