The enthusiasm of April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day, which the Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk presented as a gift to Turkish and world children, started with beautiful events and a magnificent concert in Osmangazi. Osmangazi Municipality, which organizes colorful events for the children of Osmangazi under the name of 'Children's Festival' program in Demirtaş Square, made the children experience the excitement of the holiday to the fullest with many different workshops, shows, competitions, karaoke, face painting, juggler and wooden legs. .
The April 23 enthusiasm in Osmangazi reached its peak with the concert of Melis Fis, one of the successful names of the new generation. Thousands of children and young people who filled Demirtaş Square experienced great happiness and excitement when the famous singer came on stage. Melis Fis, who entered the stage with the song 'Gülü Sevdim Dikeni Battı', sang the popular songs of the last period in unison with the children of Osmangazi. The famous singer, who continued his concert with songs such as 'Kara Kedi', 'I Loved the Rose, Its Thorns Sink', and 'No Sleep', shared the April 23 excitement of the children and young people who filled the concert area.
AYDIN: “APRIL 23 IS MUCH MORE THAN A FESTIVAL”
Osmangazi Mayor Erkan Aydın came on stage during the concert and presented flowers to artist Melis Fis. Congratulating all children on April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day, President Aydın said, “On this beautiful holiday that Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk gifted to all children, our precious artist Melis Fis sang her most beautiful songs for our children. Our Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk dedicated the day of April 23, 1920, when the Grand National Assembly of Turkey was opened, as a holiday to our children, who are the guarantee of the future of our country, and showed once again that he is a unique leader in the world in this respect. Our children and young people will follow in Atatürk's footsteps and bring our country to great places. April 23 is not just a holiday, it is much more. "Happy Eid," he said.
