A UN delegation visited Shaswar Abdulwahid, head of the New Generation Movement.A UN delegation arrived in Sulaimaniyah and visited the main office of Shaswar Abdulwahid, head of the New Generation Movement.The leader of the movement delivered all the violations of PDK and PUK to the delegation and talked about the problems of the citizens and the demands of the demonstrators and preventing and disseminating the forces and also the bad situation of badinan prisoners

A UN delegation visited Shaswar Abdulwahid, head of the New Generation Movement.

Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq, met with Shaswar Abdulwahid, the President of the New Generation Movement (NGM) on Tuesday (May 31). The major topic of discussion was the upcoming parliamentary election in the Kurdistan Region, scheduled to be held in October. They also spoke on the current general situation in Iraq. Abdulwahid announced at the Iraqi parliament following the meeting that both sides stressed holding a transparent election in its due time. The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq – UNAMI held a closed meeting last week for representatives of the Kurdistan Region’s political parties, including the New Generation Movement, to discuss issues related to the election. Plasschaert said the meeting offered a "welcome and timely opportunity for the direct exchange of views.”

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SHASWAR ABDULWAHID MEETS WITH UN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE 

New Generation Movement President Shaswar Abdulwahid said that the reason for Kurdistan Region’s people migrating is because of their disappointment of the Region’s development. He said that "after 30 years, Kurdish rulers are the same without any changes or reforms.” "Apart from the reasons we have mentioned earlier, in a simple language, is the lack of hope.” He added. Abdulwahid previously talked about the issue and said lack of job opportunities, security and economy instability is the reason for people to leave the Region. Thousands of migrants and asylum from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region are currently stranded on the Poland-Belarus border. At least ten people have died in recent months trying to cross the border from Belarus.

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‘PEOPLE ARE DISAPPOINTED’ IN THE KURDISTAN REGION’S DEVELOPMENT:

Shaswar Abdulwahid and the New Generation Movement, at their office in Baghdad on the occasion of Newroz, organized a dinner for members of the diplomatic community, including the USA, Britain, the EU, Australia, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Japan, Algeria, Lebanon, the Philippines and India, as well as representatives from Norway, Canada, Finland, the Netherlands and Egypt. Shaswar Abdulwahid also welcomed the Ambassador of Turkey in Baghdad today.

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Shaswar Abdulwahid organized a dinner  for members of the diplomatic community

The request of the whole demonstration of the region was announcedThe council of supervising and managing the demonstrations on Saturday 6/8/2022 announced the demands of the demonstrators:The goals and demands of the demonstration:1. Fixing salary payments from 25 to one month without delay.2. Restart raising the rank of employees.3. Decreasing the price of gasoline, oil and fuel.4- Holding the elections of Kurdistan parliament5. Finding work and employment efforts for more than half a million unemployed graduates and unemployed youth.6. Respect ing retirees and solving the way salaries are paid.7. Solving the problems of teachers, contract employees and health volunteers.8- Solving the problem of taxes and transferring farmers' goods and finding a market for them9. Removing taxes and money for paintings, garbage and heads on workers. The council of supervising and managing the demonstrations 2022/8/3.

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