A delegation from the ENKS representative in Kurdistan meets a group of teachers in Duhok

ARK News... At the invitation of the Syrian Kurdish teachers in Duhok governorate, a delegation from the Kurdistan Region Representation of the Kurdish National Council in Syria went to the city of Duhok on Saturday 11.11.2121, including Dr. Kawa Azizi, Shams Sharif, Raman Mulla, Fadel Dali) With the participation of a delegation from the Syrian Kurdistan Teachers' Union, and representatives of the teachers of the Duhok Governorate.

The representative of ENKS in the Kurdistan Region said: The meeting was held at the Domiz organization office of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Syria PDK-S, in the presence of Muhammad Ali Abu Nadu, a member of the Political Bureau, and Abdul Karim Mirani, a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Syria PDK-S.

She added: After the opening of the session by Hassan Qassem, head of the Syrian Kurdistan Teachers' Union, the floor was given to Dr. Kawa Azizi, a member of the Kurdistan Regional Representative for the Kurdish National Council. Adding that they deserve all the attention and appreciation. In his speech, he referred to the difficulties that honorable professors face, including cutting salaries, job complications, and living difficulties, explaining that the strenuous efforts of the Kurdish National Council and its parties are going through all doors with full capacity. Where he conveyed the problem of teachers and students to the office of the Prime Minister, Brother Masrour Barzani, and thanked the National Relations Office of the PDKs for their efforts to solve this problem, and also indicated that there are serious promises to solve all the problems of the citizens and refugees of Syrian Kurds in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

Azizi called Syrian Kurdish teachers in the three provinces of the region to return to the classroom, waiting for their problems to be resolved soon, according to representation.

For their part, the teachers gave a detailed explanation of their difficult situations, and directed their questions to the interlocutors, and listened carefully to their demands and problems, and answered their questions.

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