Radio KFOR 90.2 Shqip
Radio KFOR in both languages broadcasts music, news and other information on events and symbolic dates. The Radio broadcasts in two languages: Albanian and Serbian. The purpose of Radio KFOR was for all ethnicities in Kosovo to obtain information from a credible source and without prejudice based on ethnic background.
The Radio broadcasts various programs including sitcoms, diverse music, info-entertainment, entertainment and current affairs news. The Radio also has daily guests from various backgrounds such as artists, musicians, activists etc.
In addition to upholding safety, security, and freedom of movement, the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo conducts various awareness raising campaigns through TV ads that convey messages on tolerance and cohabitation, various ethnicities and cultures.
Additionally, the KFOR mission produced various ads in order to increase trust in Kosovo institutions and to facilitate cooperation between ethnicities and inclusivity. This is broadcast on other radios and TV stations.
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Geographic Coverage
National
Content Type
Free Content
Media Companies / Groups
Radio KFOR
Ownership Structure
In the framework of the United Nations 1244 Resolution adopted on June 10th 1999, Radio KFOR obtained a license/special authorization from the Interim Media Commission in the scope of UNMIK regulations to broadcast the radio. The frequency transmitter was placed in Golesh.
Voting Rights
Radio KFOR management is done by NATO’s Kosovo Mission, KFOR.
General Information
Founding Year
2001
Affiliated Interests Founder
Is an international military and political organization that is comprised of member states. It is brought together through a security agreement known as the North Atlantic Treaty, otherwise known as the Washington Treaty. NATO was established on April 4th 1949, with the key purpose of guaranteeing the collective security of its members.
In the event of an attack against one member state, the Treaty envisages that all other members are obliged to assist in the defense of the attacked state. This concept is known as “collective security".
NATO consists of member states from Europe and North America and is one of the most important security organizations in the world. NATO also undertakes peacekeeping missions, including the KFOR Mission in Kosovo, which was established with the 1244 Resolution of the UN Security Council, and adopted in June 1999.
The mission of KFOR is to contribute to a safe and secure environment; support and coordinate the international humanitarian effort and civil presence; support the development of a stable, democratic, multi-ethnic and peaceful Kosovo and to support the development of the Kosovo Security Force. Currently, there are 28 states contributing to the NATO mission.
In the framework of the United Nations 1244 Resolution adopted on June 10th 1999, Radio KFOR obtained a license/special authorization from the Interim Media Commission in the scope of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) regulations to broadcast the radio. The frequency transmitter was placed in Golesh.
The purpose was for all ethnicities in Kosovo to obtain information from a source deemed credible and without prejudice based on ethnic background.
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NATO
Affiliated Interests Ceo
The leadership of the Radio is run by KFOR, the NATO Mission. KFOR exercises its
peacekeeping mission in Kosovo in the framework of the UN Security Council Resolution
1244, adopted on June 10, 1999.The mission of KFOR is to contribute to a safe and secure environment; support and coordinate the international humanitarian effort and civil presence; support the development of a stable, democratic, multi-ethnic and peaceful Kosovo and to support the development of the Kosovo Security Force. Currently, there are 28 states contributing to the NATO mission.
Contact
Address: KFOR HQ, Camp Film City,pn, Arbëri, Pristina, Kosovo 10000
Tel:+386 49 950 950; +381 38 722 227
Website: radiokfor.com
Email:info@radiokfor.com
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Further Information
Meta Data
Document obtained by the Independent Media Commission (IMC) on the license issued in 2001 to operate as a Radio station.
Other details have been obtained through the official website of the Radio and the website of NATO’s Mission to Kosovo, KFOR.
