Suleiman Ahmed Ismail Omar Dolemari was born in 1953 in the village of Khara, affiliated with the Mergasor district of Erbil province. In 1967, at the age of 14, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the September Revolution and became a Peshmerga alongside Uzair Dolemari, serving the Peshmerga for three years in Dilman.

After the signing of the March 11, 1970 agreement, he was transferred from Dilman to Qasre, where he participated in a DShK (heavy machine gun) training course. In 1974, when the war of the Iraqi regime against the revolution began, he was in the DShK unit of the revolution with Omar Agha Dolemari and defended the land of Kurdistan on the revolution's DShK.

In 1975, after the collapse of the September Revolution, he became a refugee in the country of Iran. Initially, he was in Naqadeh and later went to the Zewe camp, where he resided. Then, he was first transferred by the Iranian government to Jahrom, and after two years, he was sent to Lahijan. After staying in Lahijan for two years, he went to the city of Qazvin at his own request because his brother's family was there.

In the Year 1979, when the monarchy regime in Iran collapsed, Suleiman Ahmed and his brother Rashid joined the ranks of the revolution together and returned to South Kurdistan in the form of a detachment to carry out military activity against the Iraqi regime. In a clash with the Iraqi Army that same year, his brother Rashid was martyred in Kandi, Diana sub-district.

In 1980, he went with Idris Barzani and Sheikh Muhammad Khalid from Zewe to the Barazgir plain in the border area of Sidakan sub-district. After completing the trip and inspecting the Barzan Peshmerga forces in the region, he returned to the Zewe camp. The same year, after his return, he participated in a 57mm cannon training course in Razhan, East Kurdistan. After finishing the course, he went to South Kurdistan with Uzair Dolemari and carried out several activities against the positions of the Iraqi regime's army in Gore Gome, the Lelok bridge, and the Sarke pass in the Mergasor district. That same year, under the command of Ahmed Saeed Spindari, he participated in the great battle of Mergasor.

In 1988, he participated in the battle of Qabri Zahir, the epic of Khwakurk, in the border triangle of East, South, and North Kurdistan. After the Anfal campaign and chemical bombardment by the Iraqi government against the civilian population of Kurdistan, he returned to East Kurdistan.

In 1991, after the uprising of the people of South Kurdistan, he returned and settled in the village of Shekhan, affiliated with the Mergasor district. In 1994, he was made deputy of the 100th force of the Barzan Army. He was wounded four times in the battles to defend the land of Kurdistan, such as the battle of Gali Sori in the Dolemari region in 1980, the 1995 battle of Spilk, the 1996 battle of Gomaspan, and the 1997 battle of Shakrok.

On December 15, 2010, at the 13th Congress, due to his services and activities, by President Masoud Barzani he was awarded the Barzani Medal.

Source:

Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of Kurdistan Democratic Party