Baghdad: A parliamentary source confirmed on Saturday that a meeting was held between the two Kurdish parties to agree on a candidate for the presidency. The meeting aimed at consolidating their positions and reaching a consensus on the nomination process for the presidency.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, PUK leader Qubad Talabani met with representatives from the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) presidency, including Fuad Hussein, Shakhwan Abdullah, and Farhad Atrushi, to discuss the agreement on a presidential candidate. The discussions focused on aligning the strategies and interests of both parties to ensure a unified front for the upcoming presidential selection.

The source further revealed that the meeting took place at the residence of Fuad Hussein. The choice of location signifies the importance of the discussions and the commitment of both parties to reaching a mutual agreement. The outcome of this meeting could play a crucial role in shaping the political landscape and stability in the region.