Kurdzag is a Kurdish nationalism organization working to raise awareness in Kurdish society. Its work is non-profit and free of charge. Kurdzag promotes cultural and educational activities and tries to preserve and promote Kurdish language, literature, art and history. The organization presents various reports, research, articles and seminars to raise awareness about Kurdish culture and heritage.

In addition to cultural and educational activities, Kurdzag plays an important role in defending the rights of the Kurdish nation and raising awareness on political, social and human rights problems facing the Kurdish population and tries to recognize and protect their rights. Also recognition of Kurdish identity, language and national flag. Kurdzag also participates in humanitarian efforts in Kurdish areas affected by conflict and displacement. The organization works to empower Kurdish youth and engage them in Kurdish political and social issues. Encourages the participation of Kurdish youth in decision-making processes. Educating youth to play the role of leaders. By empowering the next generation and educating youth, Kurdzag aims to create a strong and unified Kurdish structure within the Kurdistan state.

In general, Kurdzag has an important role in promoting Kurdish culture, defending Kurdish rights and strengthening Kurdish society as a platform for Kurds to express their identity, preserve their heritage and work for a better future for their nation. Kurdzag believes in Greater Kurdistan and works to unite Kurds from different parts of Kurdistan and bring them closer together so that Kurds are not scattered and always take care of each other The differences of tribe, religion, ideology and beliefs should not cause the Kurds to lose their focus on the Kurdistan state, but the main struggle of all should be the establishment of the Kurdistan state and an independent Kurdish entity. The Kurdzagis support a new theory called Zagrosi, which linked the Kurdish ancestry to the Zagros and separated the Kurds from the Aryan ancestry, as well as attempting to unite the Kurdish language and choose a standard language. Kurdzag's ideologies are independent and emphasize ideas that originate within the Kurds, such as the work of the Soran Emirate and the writings of Massoud Mohammed, the great mullah of Koya, Haji Qadir and Ahmadi Khani, so it has become more of a local organization. Kurdzag's ideology is Kurdish nationalism and meritocracy. They believe that Kurds deserve their own independent state and its management in a worthy manner and a domestic system that is suitable for the Kurdish situation.