A WEO delegation visited the KRG Department of Non-Governmental Organizations to thank Mr. Falah Hassan for his continued support, cooperation, and facilitation of WEO’s projects across the Kurdistan Region. Suzan Aref presented him with a shield of appreciation.

On 23 August 2026, a WEO delegation visited Erbil Governorate to thank Governor Omed Khoshnaw and Ms. Naz Jalal for their continued support and cooperation in facilitating WEO’s humanitarian and social projects across Erbil.

On 15 Aug 2026, WEO concluded a 3-month On-the-Job Learning & Technical Support activity in Dhi Qar under the Climate & Peacebuilding Phase II project, supported by Tearfund, strengthening climate resilience and peace-sensitive planning across key government departments.

WEO, in partnership with Seefar and under the supervision of the British Consulate General in Erbil, hosted the screening of Missing in the Waves, marking the successful completion of Phase I of the CERIM KRI project. @ukinerbil

The money paid to smugglers could build your future where you are. Real success comes from investing in yourself, not risking everything for uncertainty. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

Irregular migration often means loneliness, uncertainty, and years of waiting far from home. Build your future with hope, not risk. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

To smugglers, you are profit, not a person. Their lies can lead to exploitation, violence, and abuse. Don’t risk your future for someone else’s gain. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

No dream is worth risking your life for. Dangerous migration routes have claimed thousands of lives, while many others face trauma and hardship. Your future is valuable. Don’t risk it on false promises. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

Behind every illegal migration is a family left behind, waiting, worrying, and fearing the worst. For many families, illegal migration brings not pride, but heartbreak, debt, and loss. Some never see their loved ones again. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

Illegal migration is not what social media promises. Many face danger, exploitation, and uncertainty. Know the facts. Protect your future. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

The English Channel has claimed hundreds of lives. Many crossed seeking hope but never arrived. A small boat cannot carry your future safely—it can take it away forever. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters #ChooseSafePaths

The promise of a better life can be powerful, but when A better life should never begin with fear and uncertainty. Irregular migration can cost you your safety, dignity, and future. Choose safe and legal paths — your life matters. #StopIllegalMigration #YourLifeMatters

Illegal migration is not a journey, it’s a risk with your life. Smugglers profit while you risk your safety, savings, and future. Think before you risk everything. Awareness is protection.

On Mar 4, 2026, WEO completed vocational trainings in Erbil, delivering Financial & Computer Literacy under the EPSI project for refugees, IDPs, returnees, and host communities, funded by BMZ and supported by GIZ.

WEO, with Tearfund, concluded the “Empowering Women for Climate Resilience in Dhi Qar” project by launching the Climate Change Advocacy Toolkit. Ms. Suzan Aref received official appreciation for WEO’s climate resilience efforts. #WEO

WEO participated in the CAFI II Close-Out Meeting in Berlin (3–6 Feb 2026) with CARE Deutschland, reviewing achievements, sharing lessons on combating VAWG, and highlighting Iraq’s successes while strengthening partnerships for women and girls. #WEO #CAFI

On Jan 15, 2026, WEO completed a 40-day “Cash for Work” activity in Rania under the EPSI project, rehabilitating the Youth & Sports Center with tree planting, irrigation, painting, and hall improvements, supporting youth, women, and community engagement. #WEO

On Jan 15–18, 2026, WEO launched vocational trainings in Erbil, offering Financial Literacy at Swedish Academy-TOT and Computer Literacy at VTC under the EPSI project for refugees, IDPs, returnees, and host communities, funded by BMZ and supported by GIZ. #WEO