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Erbil Welcomes Ramadan with Unique Festival

Erbil has ushered in the holy month of Ramadan with a distinctive celebration, featuring dozens of small pavilions set up throughout the city’s markets. These pavilions offer a variety of products and have become popular attractions for local shoppers.

Ali Rashid, Governor of Erbil, shared details of the festivities with Kurdish Globe, stating, “Erbil has embraced Ramadan in a unique way. The Nations Market is staying open until morning, and major markets remain active, with small pavilions set up to create a vibrant atmosphere that has excited many people.”

He further explained that “40 pavilions have been established, all of which have received the necessary permits and adhere to guidelines, ensuring they are ready to serve the public.”

In addition to this celebration, the Kurdistan Regional Tourism Board, in collaboration with relevant departments, is planning to organize several other festivals across the region during Ramadan.

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