On May 5, 2025, the International Relations and Diplomacy Department at Tishk International University held an insightful “Expert Talk on Political Parties.” The event featured a distinguished guest speaker, Dr. Mawlood Bawamurad, a former Minister in the Kurdistan Regional Government. The talk began with opening remarks by Dr. Mohammad Salih Mustafa, Head of the International Relations and Diplomacy Department, who welcomed participants and introduced the guest speaker. Dr. Mustafa highlighted the importance of understanding political party structures and ideologies in today’s complex global political landscape.
Insights on Political Party Dynamics
Dr. Bawamurad delivered a comprehensive presentation that focused on the ideologies, beliefs, and values underpinning political parties. He provided a deep analysis of how these foundational principles shape public discourse and policy. A significant point of emphasis in his talk was the pivotal role of party organization in influencing followers and effectively pursuing the parties’ goals and objectives, as outlined in their manifestoes. According to Dr. Bawamurad, a well-structured political organization is essential for translating ideology into actionable strategies and achieving tangible outcomes.
The expert talk attracted students, faculty members, and researchers. Following the presentation, a dynamic Q&A session allowed participants to engage directly with the speaker, asking questions and discussing complex topics related to political party dynamics. The event underscored Tishk International University’s commitment to fostering academic dialogue on international political dynamics and governance.
Conclusion and Acknowledgments
The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Mohammad Salih Mustafa. The Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Huseyin Mohammed Balisani, presented a certificate of appreciation to Dr. Bawamurad in recognition of his valuable contribution.
Keywords: Political Parties, Expert Talk, Dr. Mawlood Bawamurad, Tishk International University, International Relations and Diplomacy, Political Science, Governance, Academic Dialogue, Kurdistan Regional Government, Public Policy
