Nechirvan Barzani the nephew of the former president of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, Masoud Barzani become the number one man in the Kurdistan Region after his uncle left the presidency office on November 1, according to Kurdish sources.
51 years old Nechirvan was appointed as the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region Government (KRG) by his uncle Barzani back on 7 March 2012. Nechirvan is also a leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) like his uncle, and he is strictly committed to his polices, according to Iraqi sources.
Nechirvan discussed the situation in the Kurdistan Region with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in a phone call on November 3, according Kurdish sources. The Kurdish Rudaw TV reported that the two sides stressed the need for political negotiations between Erbil and Baghdad during the phone call.
According to Rudaw, Nechirvan told Tillerson that he hopes that a negotiation could “solve the current crisis between the two sides.” Nechirvan also expressed his concerns regarding the continued military advances of the Iraqi Army.
“US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson expressed his concerns over the tensions between Erbil and Baghdad and reemphasized the support of the United States for the constitutional rights of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq,” the KRG said in an official statement.
Nechirvan statements proves that he is willing to continue carrying his uncle policy regarding the relationships between the Kurdistan Region and the Federal Government. A policy that brought many problems to the Kurdistan Region, one of them is the risk of losing the border with Syria.
Nechirvan is not the only relative of Barzani who is occupying a sensitive position in the KRG. Barzani’s own son, Masrour is the current head of the Kurdistan Region Security Council (KRSC).
With Nechirvan and Masrour occupying the highest positions in the Kurdistan Region and the KDP dominating the KRG’s Parliament, it’s fair to conclude that Masoud Barzani is still in the core of the decision making mechanism in Iraqi Kurdistan.
“Nechirvan also expressed his concerns regarding the continued military advances of the Iraqi Army” Aww.. Awful Iraqis, how dare they advance INSIDE their own territory?
“Rex Tillerson … reemphasized the support of the United States for the constitutional rights of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq” Does that mean TRex told him to shut his pie hole? Because based on the constitution, KRG has NO right outside it’s defined territory and NO right on border crossings.
One positive aspect of this Nechirvan guy is that he is very good for his age. 51? Are you kidding me?
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As far as barzani family thugs is in control of high post in Kurdistan region Zionist w/US will dominate. and the problem will continue between 2 side . there should be elction to replace barzani family which are in high post. barzani family is dictatorship
(((Democracy))) is code word for Jew take over of your country. Barzani family are Zionist dogs, which is why they are ruling the (((Democratic))) (((Western))) system in Iraqi “Kurdistan”.
You are bull dog your self have some dignity for yourself your are not horonble person
Clean shaven, wearing suit and tie, speaks passable English – clearly a democratically elected, pro-western liberal in western MSM book. The fact that there never was a democratic election in that part of the world and that members of one extended family rule every aspect of social, economic and political life of Iraqi Kurdistan doesn’t really matter. After all the game worked for the US before – like in Pahlavis Iran, Cuba, Nicaragua and South Vietnam – or did it?
in ME nowhere are normal elections
I agree. And that makes western media fairy tales about “liberal democratic opposition” in the countries they don’t like and “western style pro democracy governments” for regimes they support even more preposterous…