Politician Dilshad Fatah Rashid, known as Dilshad Miran, in 1976 was a member of the provisional leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party , in 1979 after the 9th Congress of the Party he separated from the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1981, at the first congress of the Kurdistan Democratic People's Party, he became a member of the Central Committee of that party. In 1993, at the 11th Congress of the Party he returned to the ranks of the Party.  

Biography

Dilshad Fatah Rashid was born in 1953. In 1970, he was admitted to the Kurdish Department of the University of Baghdad. In 1974, by a republican decree, he was sentenced to death in absentia, and in the same year, he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga forces. In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution, he went to the country of Iran as a refugee, and in 1976 he headed to Europe. In 2006, he was the representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government in Baghdad. He is proficient in Kurdish, Arabic, and English languages.

Struggle History

Dilshad Fatah, in 1976 at the Berlin Conference, became a member of the provisional leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. During the years (1978-1979), he was the representative of the provisional leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Cyprus and Beirut. In 1979, he left the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

After moving away from the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, he joined the Kurdistan Democratic People's Party and participated in the first (1981) and second (1989) congresses of that party and was elected as a member of the leadership and the Central Committee.

After his return to the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in 1993 and after the 11th Congress he was appointed as an administrator of the Sixth Branch Committee in Europe, representative of the Kurdistan Democratic Party-United in London, and head of the party's relations in Europe.

In 1999 and at the Twelfth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party he ran for membership in the Central Committee but did not obtain the necessary votes from the congress members.

In 2003, he was made an administrator of the Sixth Branch Committee in Europe of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and in 2006, he was the representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government in Baghdad.

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