Radio KFOR broadcasts its program within the NATO peacekeeping force in Kosovo – KFOR, and is stationed in Camp Film City, Pristina.
Radio KFOR was established in 1999 by the British Forces stationed in Pristina, and since 2000, radio became the voice of all KFOR troops in Kosovo.
Since then, Radio KFOR broadcasts a 24-hour program in two languages, in Albanian and Serbian, covering all of Kosovo.
The format and nature of the program is a mix of new music TOP40 from the musical and cultural scene of the United Kingdom enriched with sports and cultural news from Kosovo as well as events and activities by KFOR.
The Radio KFOR mission is to produce reliable content that informs, educates, entertains and engages all people in Kosovo to care and respect each other by sharing the values of a common multiethnic culture.
Radio KFOR was established in 1999 by the British Forces stationed in Pristina, and since 2000, radio became the voice of all KFOR troops in Kosovo.
Since then, Radio KFOR broadcasts a 24-hour program in two languages, in Albanian and Serbian, covering all of Kosovo.
The format and nature of the program is a mix of new music TOP40 from the musical and cultural scene of the United Kingdom enriched with sports and cultural news from Kosovo as well as events and activities by KFOR.
The Radio KFOR mission is to produce reliable content that informs, educates, entertains and engages all people in Kosovo to care and respect each other by sharing the values of a common multiethnic culture.
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