Certificates were awarded to 64 students who completed a Kurdish language course in the US.

Certificates were awarded to 64 students who successfully completed a Kurdish language course at a school in the US.
Sixty-four students received Kurdish language certificates at a school in Nashville, Tennessee.
Certificates were presented to the 64 students who successfully finished the Kurdish course at the school, which was established through the coordination of the Kurdistan Region Ministry of Education and the Kurdistan Diaspora Federation in the US.
Kurdistan Region Minister of Education Alan Hama Saeed stated the following in a video message:
"We are pleased with the coordination between the Ministry of Education and the Kurdistan Diaspora Confederation; I congratulate the 64 Kurdish students who completed the Kurdish language course and their families."
Sira Sadiq, one of the students who completed the course, told Kurdistan24 reporter Isa Hasan: "We thank the organizers; we learned a lot from our teachers, and we are grateful to them. It is important for every Kurdish child to learn their mother tongue and to improve their reading and writing skills; long live the Kurds, long live Kurdistan."
At the school in Nashville, a group of volunteer teachers helps Kurdish children learn their mother tongue.
Nazdar Jamil, one of the volunteer teachers at the school, said, "I am both a mother and a teacher. Teaching our children Kurdish is very important."