Muslim I Kurd I Mother | Life long learner | Views are mine
Nashville, TN
Joined November 2010
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Dilman Yasin retweeted
Turkey is bombing the Kurdish cities of Derik, Amûdê and: Kobanî. Where the Kurds fought ISIS and also saved the West. Where the spirit of ‘women, life, freedom’ caught fire and spread a philosophy to Iran and the world. Turkey is bombing Rojava. When it’s Kurds, who’s watching?
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Thank you @JohnCooper4Nash and Sister Cities for the warm welcome and lighting up your bridge in the colors of the Kurdistan flag. @KRG_USA
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Thrilled to have Erbil as a Sister City, honoring all of the contributions our Kurdish residents have made over the last 50 years. This will forge a greater partnership between our cities, and create more friendships, cultural understanding and business connections for all.
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Tomorrow is the big day!!
Join us as we celebrate the official signing of the Erbil/Nashville Sister city partnership.
The event will start at 1 pm
Nashville public library- downtown
615 Church Street
Main floor
We hope to see you there in traditional Kurdish clothing!!
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Nashville has the largest number of Kurdish residents in the United States, and our @SCNashvilleTN partnership with the Kurdish capitol of Erbil deepens our bond that dates back 50 years.
I’m thrilled to celebrate the visit of Governor Omed Xoshnaw and his @KRG_USA delegation.
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Join us on Saturday 9/9/23 at 1 pm at the downtown library in Nashville!
The Nashville Sister Cities are officially partnering with Erbil as the newest partnership.
Come celebrate and have the opportunity to ask questions and learn how you can be involved! #erbilnashville
Dilman Yasin retweeted
The Nashville/Erbil sister cities initiative has been in the works for many years and it’s finally official!
Thank you to everyone who has dedicated time and effort into making this happen!!
Stay tuned for exciting updates and how you can be involved!
newschannel5.com/news/nashvi… – at Nashville, TN
Dilman Yasin retweeted
It has been a great honor to serve as the @KRG_USA Representative for the past eight years. I’m sad to leave behind the many friendships that have developed and the privilege of leading @Kurdistan’s relations with the United States here in Washington, but I’m very much looking forward to the honor of working as Prime Minister @masrourbarzani’s Senior Advisor for Foreign Affairs and Climate Change.
In my public service on behalf of @Kurdistan abroad, I have advocated for wider diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties. My top priority and area closest to my heart has been our brave Peshmerga forces and getting them the assistance they need.
I want to thank President @masoud_barzani, @IKRPresident and Prime Minister @masrour_barzani for the trust and support they have shown me over the years and who remain a pillar of strength and inspiration for me today.
Sincere thanks also to Foreign Relations Minister @SafeenDizayee and your predecessor @FalahMustafa for your leadership and hard work, and to all our colleagues at @KRG_DFR for your professionalism and commitment through the many ups and downs of our work together since 2005 when I first joined @KRG_UK.
Finally, thank you to the many smart, dedicated and inspiring Americans who care so much about the people of Kurdistan and have made our job as Kurdish representatives so much easier and the path ahead smoother.
I have complete confidence in Representative @treefa_aziz and know that our strategic partnership with the United States will continue to thrive under her leadership and with the support of our great team in DC and the wonderfully diverse Kurdistani diaspora in North America.
I’ll be heading to Erbil soon. If you haven’t visited Kurdistan, it’s beautiful and it will welcome you with open arms. Come and see for yourself.
Dilman Yasin retweeted
We'll play!
If you love libraries and reading and want to see more literate and educated Americans, hit that like button!
Plus, every $1 we raise helps secure over $1,600 in funding for libraries!
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Dilman Yasin retweeted
RT Please: I will be giving an online course on Mathematical Methods for Physicists for students in the middle east; the course is organised by the Ministry of Higher Education in Kurdistan and by the University of Garmian. Link to the Google form for registration: shorturl.at/flCW6
Someone make some sumac or zaatar flavored sunflower seeds.
There’s chocolate hummus but no sumac flavored seeds.
Make it make sense.
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Proud to partner with @SpiritAmerica, @Justice_4_Kurds and @kurdishpros in hosting an exhibition of award-winning photographer @younesagha’s work in #Nashville, at the US Congress and at the @KRG_USA Representation. Entry is free and the photos exceptional. See flyer for details
Nashville: anyone who has interest in the Kurdish community, Kurdistan or captivating photography:
This will be such an amazing exhibit. It’s available to view at the courthouse 2nd floor on Thursday and Friday (6/22 and 6/23)
📸 Don't miss this extraordinary chance to immerse yourself in the captivating artistry and storytelling of Younes Mohammad.
Join us for a remarkable visual journey that will leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind.
#Kurdistan to #America
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Wonderful to see Mayor @JohnCooper4Nash of #Nashville and the @SCNashvilleTN Board receiving such a warm welcome from Erbil Governor @OmedXoshnaw_ today. We hope to return Nashville’s famous Southern hospitality with a warm-hearted Kurdish welcome
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Today was a historic day in Little Kurdistan. A historical marker was placed in front of @salahadeencenternashville to commemorate the longevity and contributions of the Kurdish community to Nashville.
Dilman Yasin retweeted
Congratulations to Kurdish-Americans in Nashville & thanks @MetroNashville. A historical marker will be placed to recognize the significance of the community. In 1976, Kurds began arriving in Nashville, fleeing persecution. The city has become a haven and a place of opportunity
