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الخميس: 16 نيسان 2026
  • 13 April 2026
  • 11:18
The Jordanian Kurdish Association Holds an Extensive Dialogue Meeting in Irbid

Khaberni - The Jordanian Kurdish Association organized on Saturday a dialogue meeting on the topic "The Jordanian Narrative and the Role of the Kurds of the North", with more than 35 prominent figures and Kurdish intellectuals from the Northern region.
During the meeting, Marwan Akkash reviewed the initiative of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince regarding the Jordanian narrative, emphasizing the importance of documenting national history to enhance identity.
For his part, the president of the association, Engineer Abdul Wadood Al-Kurdi, discussed the goals of the association and the importance of the Kurdish narrative as an integral part of the overall national narrative.
During the meeting, Dr. Mohammed Al-Suweirki, Dr. Imad Agha, Professor Hazem Agha, and Engineer Mufid Al-Sheikhani, presented interventions that enriched the dialogue by highlighting the historical and social aspects of the Kurdish role.
In turn, Engineer Murad Al-Kurdi (Secretary of the Association and member of the technical committee for the narrative) provided a detailed explanation about the strategy and implementation program of the narrative, and also answered questions and clarifications from the audience.
In a related context, the Association announced that the meeting is a first step in a series of national meetings; its executive plan includes holding two separate meetings in the coming period for the Kurds of the Central and Southern regions, to ensure the inclusiveness of the narrative and document contributions from all members of the Kurdish component in various provinces of the kingdom.
At the end of the meeting, the participants expressed their appreciation and thanks to the Sheikh family for their hospitality and warm reception at their grand guesthouse in the city of Irbid, especially Mahmoud Basem Al-Kurdi "Abu Shierko", emphasizing the importance of these meetings in strengthening the bonds of communication and national belonging.

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