Young People Preserve Kurdish Heritage

The Kurdish Heritage Institute in Sulaymaniyah aims to collect and revive 25,000 traditional Kurdish songs and musical clips, as well as archive 20,000 books, enriching the cultural and artistic memory of the Kurdish people. Established in 2003 under the leadership of musician Mowzhar Khaliqi, the institute's goal is to protect this heritage from extinction resulting from repression and cultural denial faced by the Kurds for decades. The project relies on gathering traditions through stories, songs, dances, and images, with ongoing evaluation and modernization to ensure its sustainability. Supported by international organizations, the institute aspires to expand its impact to encompass all Kurdish-inhabited regions, strengthen Kurdish cultural identity, and enhance its presence globally.

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