Ceasefire Day(end ofIran–Iraq War)(Iraqi Kurdistan)
Marks the UN-brokered ceasefire that ended the eight-year Iran–Iraq War on August 8, 1988, observed in Iraqi Kurdistan.
The ceasefire on August 8, 1988, brought an end to the devastating Iran–Iraq War following UN Security Council Resolution 598.
Observed primarily in Iraqi Kurdistan, the day is marked by memorial services, moments of silence, and reflections on the human cost of the conflict.
Communities gather to honor those who lost their lives and to celebrate the restoration of peace in the region.
Educational programs and exhibitions often highlight the war's impact on Kurdish society and the broader Middle East.
Over time, it has become a symbol of reconciliation and hope for lasting regional stability.
Ceasefire Day
Iran–Iraq War
Iraqi Kurdistan