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TURKEY'S STATE RADIO BEGINS BROADCASTING IN ARMENIAN, KURDISH
Hurriyet
April 2 2009
Turkey
ISTANBUL - Turkey's state run Television and Radio Corporation, or TRT,
has launched Armenian and Kurdish channels in the latest in a series
of planned foreign language broadcasting mediums being launched by
the state.
Kurdish radio programs began on April 1, while Armenian radio programs
began on April 2.
Radyo 6 will air in Kurdish 24-hours a day, TRT said in a written
statement.
Armenian programs would be broadcast everyday between 7.00-7.30
a.m. and 6.00-6.30 p.m. as part of "The Voice of Turkey" radio,
the statement added.
The move comes as Ankara and Yerevan continue to engage in a
normalization process between the two neighbors that for decades have
had no diplomatic relations.
Turkey also recently took steps to boost the cultural and democratic
rights of Kurds with the Jan. 1 launch of TRT-6, a TV channel that
airs in Kurdish 24-hours a day.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Hurriyet
April 2 2009
Turkey
ISTANBUL - Turkey's state run Television and Radio Corporation, or TRT,
has launched Armenian and Kurdish channels in the latest in a series
of planned foreign language broadcasting mediums being launched by
the state.
Kurdish radio programs began on April 1, while Armenian radio programs
began on April 2.
Radyo 6 will air in Kurdish 24-hours a day, TRT said in a written
statement.
Armenian programs would be broadcast everyday between 7.00-7.30
a.m. and 6.00-6.30 p.m. as part of "The Voice of Turkey" radio,
the statement added.
The move comes as Ankara and Yerevan continue to engage in a
normalization process between the two neighbors that for decades have
had no diplomatic relations.
Turkey also recently took steps to boost the cultural and democratic
rights of Kurds with the Jan. 1 launch of TRT-6, a TV channel that
airs in Kurdish 24-hours a day.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress