Kurdish President Nechirvan Barzani Sets off to Munich Security Conference for Crucial Talks on Security issues, during which He will meet with senior officials from several countries regarding security concerns.
Starting on Friday, the highly anticipated three-day Munich Security Conference will serve as a platform for Kurdish President Nechirvan Barzani to engage in key meetings with world leaders and senior officials. These discussions will focus on addressing the security situation and overcoming the obstacles jeopardizing peace and stability in Iraq, the surrounding region, and globally, according to a statement from the Kurdistan Region Presidency.
The President intends to use this opportunity to exchange perspectives with the international community and present the viewpoints of the Kurdistan Region on these critical issues
The President arrived in Munich on Thursday and will participate in the conference, where he will stress the importance of cooperation for peace and stability in Iraq and the Middle East. He will hold discussions with international leaders to find ways to prevent further turmoil in the region.
Prime Minister Masrour Barzani of the Kurdistan Region was in attendance at the last year’s conference, where he and President Barzani held a joint meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to discuss important matters. The upcoming MSC 2024 will provide a valuable platform for in-depth discussions on global security challenges. Furthermore, the conference, established in the autumn of 1963, will mark its 60th anniversary during the next main conference, as mentioned on the conference’s website.
The Munich Security Conference (MSC) is an annual international conference that brings together world leaders, policymakers, and experts from around the globe to discuss and address key security challenges facing the international community. The conference serves as a platform for open and frank discussions on a wide range of security issues, including geopolitical conflicts, terrorism, nuclear weapons, cyber threats, and humanitarian crises. The MSC aims to promote dialogue, cooperation, and innovative solutions to enhance global security and stability. It has been a significant forum for shaping international security policies for over six decades.
