About Erbil
About Erbil
A Beacon of Religious Freedom
Home to the only growing Christian population in the Middle East and once named the Fifth Safest City in the World (Numbeo - 2018), Erbil stands as a shining example of religious tolerance and coexistence. With its vibrant communities of Muslims, Christians, Yazidis, and other faith groups, the Kurdistan Region has long been a sanctuary for those fleeing religious persecution. The protection of churches, synagogues, and temples, as well as the region’s commitment to religious dialogue, reflects its unwavering dedication to human dignity and freedom of belief. The city has welcomed displaced religious minorities, rebuilt places of worship, and fostered interfaith harmony—making it the perfect setting for this gathering of faith and leadership.
Use this space to write a brief overview of a product or service, focusing on how users can benefit from it.
Reach New Heights
This is your description paragraph
Feature 01
This is your description paragraph
Feature 01
This is your description paragraph
Feature 01
This is your description paragraph
Feature 01
Eduard Heger
Prime Minister of Slovakia 2021 – 2023
Eduard Heger is a Slovak politician and economist who served as Prime Minister of Slovakia from 2021 to 2023. Before entering politics, he worked on high-level management in the private sector. In 2020, he became the Minister of Finance and later, the Prime Minister. He prepared one of the best Recovery and Resilience Plans within the EU post-pandemic focused on reforms and investments in a range of fields.
Prince Nikolaus von Liechtenstein
Add a Title
Darren Millar
Member of the Welsh Parliament
Add a Title
Dr. Khalaf Shinjari
Yazidi Affairs
Add a Title
Miriam Lexmann
Member of the European Parliament
Add a Title
Peter Östman
Member of the Finnish Parliament
Add a Title
David Müller
Political Advocate for Religious Freedom
Add a Title
Tristan Azbej
State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians and the Hungary Helps Program
Add a Title
Why Kurdistan
Nestled at the crossroads of ancient civilizations, Kurdistan is a land rich with history, faith, and resilience. As an autonomous region in Iraq, it offers a unique blend of religious freedom, deep cultural heritage, and Biblical significance - making it an extraordinary setting for the Kurdistan National Prayer Breakfast.
This sacred land has witnessed the journeys of prophets, the footsteps of apostles, and the endurance of faith across millennia. It stands as a beacon of peace and hospitality, where diverse communities live side by side, upholding a tradition of spiritual devotion and unity. Kurdistan’s warm-hearted people, breathtaking landscapes, and unwavering commitment to faith make it a perfect place for a gathering of prayer, reflection, and global fellowship.
Attending this event in Kurdistan is more than just an experience - it’s an opportunity to stand in a land where faith has shaped history, build bridges across cultures, and be part of a historic moment of unity and prayer.