Prime Minister Masrour Barzani held talks with Mazloum Abdi, the commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), to discuss ongoing efforts to de-escalate tensions in Western Kurdistan.
Abdi said the discussions focused on recent regional security developments. Both leaders reviewed coordination between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the SDF.
During the meeting, Prime Minister Barzani reaffirmed the KRG’s support for the SDF and the civilian population in Western Kurdistan. He emphasized that the government remains committed to providing humanitarian aid and protection.
Officials said the talks also addressed logistical and security challenges in the delivery of assistance to displaced families in the region. Coordination between KRG authorities and local SDF offices was highlighted as a key priority.
Abdi added that both sides agreed on the importance of dialogue and cooperation to maintain stability. They also discussed measures to prevent further escalation and to ensure civilian safety.
Meanwhile, the KRG has stepped up aid efforts in Western Kurdistan. Authorities continue to mobilize resources, including food, medical supplies, and shelter for displaced populations.
Officials stressed that the partnership between the KRG and the SDF remains central to supporting civilians and maintaining regional security.
The leaders concluded the discussions with a commitment to ongoing coordination. They agreed to monitor developments closely and to implement practical steps for stability and humanitarian relief.