Erbil Governor and Minister Praise Kurdistan24’s Professionalism at 11-Year Milestone

Erbil governor and KRG’s Minister of Municipalities and Tourism praise Kurdistan24’s professionalism, honesty, and balance.

Sasan Othman Awni Habib, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Minister of Municipalities and Tourism. (Photo: KRG)
Sasan Othman Awni Habib, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Minister of Municipalities and Tourism. (Photo: KRG)

ERBIL (Kurdistan24) - Kurdistan Region officials have extended their congratulations to Kurdistan24 on the 11th anniversary of its launch, praising the channel’s professional standards and its role in conveying the voice of the people of Kurdistan.

Erbil Governor Omed Khoshnaw congratulated the channel in a message on Facebook, addressed to Kurdistan24’s general director, members of its board of directors, and all of its journalists and staff. “On the occasion of the 11th anniversary of the start of the channel’s broadcasts, I extend my congratulations to you and wish you continued success and further growth,” he wrote.

Khoshnaw said Kurdistan24, as a principled media institution, had managed over the years to convey the true message of the people of Kurdistan with the highest level of professionalism, honesty, and responsibility.

He stressed that the channel had remained a trusted source of news and information, adding that it had made balance and the protection of national values its yardstick in reporting events.

“I shake the hand of each and every one of you for your hard work, and we hope this anniversary will become a new source of motivation for achieving even greater success in the field of Kurdish media,” the governor concluded.

Sasan Othman Awni Habib, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Minister of Municipalities and Tourism, also congratulated the channel on its 11th anniversary.

“Congratulations to you on the 11th anniversary of Kurdistan24’s founding, and I wish you success,” Habib said. “Well done for this important message. I hope you will continue this pioneering professional work.”