On August 4-5, 2010, in the Martyr Saad Abdullah Hall in the city of Erbil1, with the presence of 208 congress representatives and under the slogan (Towards a civil society and a brighter future), the seventh congress of the Kurdistan Women's Union was held2.

In this congress, the new executive committee was elected by the congress representatives as follows:

1- Layla Abduljabbar Hado

2- Mozhda Masoud Mustafa

3- Nejat Muhammad Abdullah

4- Shno Amin Mansour

5- Suad Lalo Bashar

6- Sarwin Muhammad Taha

7- Nigar Ahmed Khidr

8- Kale Azad Muhammad.

Reserve members:

1- Sakar Omar Qadir

2- Shukriya Mahmoud Ahmed3.

The organizational structure of the Kurdistan Women's Union consisted of district and community councils, district councils, provincial councils, the high council, and the secretariat office, and the provincial and regional councils were designated as follows:

Erbil Provincial Council.

Sulaymaniyah Provincial Council.

Duhok Provincial Council.

Kirkuk Provincial Council

Garmian Regional Council

Khanaqin Regional Council

Sinjar Regional Council

Mosul Provincial Council

Baghdad Provincial Council

Europe Office.

The secretariat consisted of eight departments, which were organization, statistics, reform and social, relations, culture and training, administration and finance4.

Sources and footnotes

1- With the presence of the President of Kurdistan, the Kurdistan Women's Union held its 7th congress, Khabat newspaper, organ of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, issue 3542, Erbil, Thursday, August 5, 2010 AD, pp. 1, 13.

2- Mozhda Salayi, The seventh congress of the Kurdistan Women's Union ended successfully, We magazine, issue 31, Erbil, Rojhalat Printing House, October 2010 AD, pp. 7-9; Statement of the conclusion of the seventh congress of the Kurdistan Women's Union, We magazine, organ of the Kurdistan Women's Union, issue 31, Erbil, Rojhalat Printing House, October 2010 AD, p. 10.

3- Mozhda Salayi, previous source, p. 9.

4- Kurdistan Women's Union December 11, 1952, (Erbil - Secretariat Office of the Kurdistan Women's Union - 2010 AD), pp. 7-8, 11.