VOICED : Syria's Kurds hit catwalk to promote traditional attire

The video discusses the revival of traditional Kurdish clothing in northern Syria following the 2011 uprising. Initially forbidden, these garments are now celebrated as part of Kurdish cultural identity. The Syrian regime's military withdrawal in 2012 allowed Kurds to promote their culture and language. The Kurdish tailoring industry has flourished, with increased demand for traditional attire, especially during festivals and weddings. This growth has led to exports to Europe, showcasing the economic impact of cultural revival.

What significant change occurred for the Kurds in Syria after the 2011 uprising?

• They were given control over the entire country.

• They received financial aid from the government.

• They gained the freedom to express their cultural identity.

• They were allowed to form a political party.

What event in 2012 helped the Kurds in Syria to revive their culture?

• The launch of a cultural festival.

• The removal of most military forces from their region.

• The introduction of new educational policies.

• The establishment of a new trade agreement.

What is the price range for a traditional handmade Kurdish outfit?

• $100 to $200

• $20 to $50

• $80 to $160

• $50 to $100

During which festival is there a high demand for traditional Kurdish clothing?

• Eid al-Fitr

• Nowruz Spring Festival

• Diwali

• Christmas

What has been a recent trend for Kurdish tailors in terms of production?

• They have started producing modern Western outfits.

• They have stopped exporting their creations.

• They have reduced their production by half.

• They are producing ten times more outfits than before the war.