Daughters of the Sun: Kurdish Women Who Shaped History
During Women’s History Month, the Kurdistan Regional Government Representation in the United States honors the women who have helped shape Kurdish history across generations: rulers, scholars, educators, artists, journalists, activists, and fighters whose leadership has left a lasting mark on Kurdish political, cultural, and public life. Their stories reflect a long tradition of women not […]
Kurdish Heritage Month: Honoring History, Resilience, and a Future Shaped by Dialogue
Kurdish Heritage Month stands as a powerful recognition of resilience, cultural continuity, and identity. Observed throughout March, it offers an opportunity to honor the rich history and enduring contributions of the Kurdish people, while reflecting on a past shaped by hardship and a future increasingly defined by dialogue and possibility. As organizations such as the […]
KRG Representation in the United States Participates in Newroz Events Across the DMV Area
The Kurdistan Regional Government Representation in the United States (KRG-US) proudly participated in a series of Newroz events across the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area, marking the Kurdish New Year alongside the local diaspora and international partners. These events brought together nearly 1,000 attendees, reflecting the strength, resilience, and cultural pride of the […]
Halabja: The Chemical Attack That Shook the World
On March 16, 1988, the Kurdish city of Halabja in northern Iraq was subjected to one of the most devastating chemical weapons attacks ever carried out against a civilian population. Iraqi aircraft dropped chemical agents across residential neighborhoods, killing thousands within hours and injuring thousands more. The attack occurred during the final phase of the […]
Kurdish Participation in IRF Summit and National Prayer Breakfast Reinforces Commitment to Religious Freedom and Coexistence
KRG Representative Aziz accompanied senior officials from the Kurdistan Region to the 2026 annual International Religious Freedom Summit and National Prayer Breakfast in Washington DC, reinforcing the Region’s commitment to pluralism and interfaith coexistence. H.E. Ano Jawhar Abdoka, Minister of Transportation and Communications, a Chaldean, participated in the events and affirmed the Kurdistan Regional Government’s […]
KRG-US Hosts American University Students for Dialogue on Kurdistan’s History and Regional Dynamics
In partnership with the American University School of International Service and Dr. Yerevan Saeed Barzani Scholar-in-Residence and Director of Global Kurdish Initiative for Peace, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Representation in the United States welcomed students and Barzani fellows for an evening focused on the Kurdistan Region’s history, governance, and evolving regional landscape. Representative to […]
February in the Kurdistan Region: Language, Art, and the Enduring Spirit of Kurdish Women
February in the Kurdistan Region has been marked by powerful expressions of cultural pride, linguistic heritage, and artistic resilience. From International Mother Language Day to international art exhibitions celebrating Kurdish women, the month highlighted the enduring strength of identity and creativity across Kurdistan and its diaspora. International Mother Language Day: Preserving Identity Through Language On […]
Minister Rebar Ahmed Concludes High-Level Visit to the United States
H.E. Rebar Ahmed, Minister of Interior of the Kurdistan Regional Government, concluded a high-level visit to the United States, reaffirming the strength of the U.S.–Kurdistan partnership across security cooperation, economic engagement, and long-standing institutional cooperation. He conveyed the sincere appreciation of the Kurdish people for the United States’ continued support and enduring partnership. During his […]
KRG Representation in Washington Engages U.S. Policymakers on Developments in Northeast Syria
The Kurdistan Regional Government Representation in the United States has been actively engaging with U.S. policymakers on the ongoing security and humanitarian concerns in northeast Syria. Recent developments, including violence affecting civilians, disruptions to essential services, and continued displacement, have raised serious concerns for civilian safety and regional stability. In response, the KRG Representation has […]
KRG Representative to the United States Visits Nashville to Strengthen Local Partnerships and Engage the Kurdish-American Community
As a part of the KRG Representation’s ongoing efforts to broaden engagement beyond Washington and strengthen relationships with local leaders and communities across the United States, KRG Representative Aziz visited Nashville, Tennessee, home to the largest Kurdish population in the country. Nashville, known as little Kurdistan, plays an important role in fostering community ties, economic […]