In a bid to expedite the establishment of a new government, a delegation from the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) has initiated discussions with political parties across the Kurdistan Region. The KDP team, focusing on advancing parliamentary proceedings and forming the tenth cabinet, has been meeting with various political groups since last week, including the Kurdistan Islamic Union (KIU) and the Kurdistan Justice Group (KJG).

The primary objective of the KDP delegation is to achieve widespread consensus among political entities to fast-track parliamentary and cabinet processes. However, the path to consensus faces challenges: the KIU has stated its intention to remain in opposition, while the KJG has decided not to participate in the Kurdistan Parliament, further complicating the KDP’s efforts to forge cooperative alliances and establish a stable government.

The renewed push for coalition building comes in the wake of the parliamentary elections held in October. With the KDP spearheading the formation of the new government, securing political alignment remains critical to overcoming obstacles posed by opposition parties and ensuring cohesive governance in the upcoming term.

The KDP’s initiative underscores the importance of collective action and partnership in addressing the Kurdistan Region's political challenges and fostering stability for its citizens as the new cabinet takes shape.