The Kurdish cultural movement seeks to promote and preserve the rich heritage of the Kurdish people, who primarily inhabit regions in Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. This movement encompasses various forms of expression, including music, dance, literature, and visual arts, aiming to strengthen Kurdish identity and unity among diverse communities. In recent decades, the movement has gained momentum, especially following the rise of Kurdish political parties and increased autonomy in areas like Iraqi Kurdistan. Activists and artists work to revive traditional practices and languages, while also addressing contemporary issues faced by the Kurdish population, fostering a sense of pride and cultural awareness.