Historic Match: Amedspor Takes on Trabzonspor Tonight
The night that sports fans in Northern Kurdistan (south-eastern Turkey) have been waiting for has finally arrived. Tonight, the Amed Stadium will be the stage
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KDC Honours Anfal Victims at Netherlands Event
A representative of the Confederation participated in a ceremony commemorating the Anfal campaign and the genocide of the people of Kurdistan. The event featured several
Kurdish Folklore Shines at Amsterdam’s Taste of Arabia Festival
Within the framework of cultural activities in the Netherlands, the Koma 1 Welat Troupe, serving as a representative of Kurdish art and folklore, participated in
Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation Offers Condolences to Leyla Zana
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful With hearts filled with profound sorrow, we received the news of the passing of
KDC Representatives Attend ASO Center Opening in Germany
Representatives of the President of the Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation attended the opening ceremony of the new center for the ASO Association in Herne, Germany. On
Confederation Holds Panel on Kurdish Participation in Sweden’s Elections
Under the supervision of the President of the Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation (KDC), a panel was organized to encourage the participation of Kurds residing in Sweden
Free Kurdish Language Classes for Kids in the USA
The Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation, in coordination with the Ministry of Education of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and sponsored by the Barzani Charity Foundation, is
Event on Kurdish Diaspora Youth to be Held in Brussels
Event on Diaspora Youth to be Held at Brussels University in the Presence of Shifa Barzani.
Shifa Barzani and Austrian Officials Discuss the Situation of the Kurdistani Diaspora
Shifa Barzani, General Supervisor of the Kurdistani Diaspora at the Barzani Headquarters, held two important meetings with Austrian government and political officials in Vienna. The
KDC Honours Victims on the 38th Anniversary of Badinan Anfal
In the Name of God, the Most Great, the Most Merciful. Today marks 38 years since one of the most brutal crimes of the 20th