PJTF Discusses Prospects for Cooperation with Iraqi Ministry of Environment and UNDP

Kurdistan 10:11 PM - 2026-09-21
PJTF's meeting with the Iraqi Ministry of Environment and the UNDP. PJTF Media Office

PJTF's meeting with the Iraqi Ministry of Environment and the UNDP.

President Mam Jalal PJTF Kurdistan Region Iraq Environment

The President Jalal Talabani Foundation (PJTF) met with a delegation from the Iraqi Ministry of Environment and a representative from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Iraq to discuss the latest developments regarding the "Martyrs’ Park" nature reserve project, as well as prospects for joint cooperation in environmental and sustainable development initiatives.

The Federal Ministry of Environment delegation included Dr. Najlaa Al-Waili, Director General of the Ministry's Technical Directorate, and Dr. Adel Imran, Head of the Biodiversity and Natural Ecosystems Department. Dr. Farooq Al-Wakeel participated in the meeting on behalf of  UNDP in Iraq.

According to a statemen by the PJTF received by PUKMEDIA, the meeting covered the operational phases and evaluation process for the "Martyrs’ Park" project, highlighting its importance as an environmental vision aimed at protecting biodiversity, preserving natural ecosystems, expanding green spaces, and fostering environmental awareness in alignment with Iraq's national environmental protection efforts.

Furthermore, both sides explored potential future partnerships between the PJTF and the UNDP, focusing on joint project design and implementation in environmental and development sectors to support national efforts and advance high-impact, sustainable initiatives.

The meeting underscored the necessity of integrating efforts between national institutions and international organisations, alongside exchanging technical expertise, to transition environmental initiatives into institutionalised, sustainable projects that benefit people, nature, and society.



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