April 23 Enthusiasm in İnegöl

April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day, celebrated as the first and only children's day in the world, started with a wreath ceremony held at the Atatürk Monument in İnegöl at 09.30 in the morning. After the wreath of the Directorate of National Education was presented, the celebrations continued with performances prepared by Çitli Nihat Kokmaz Primary School in the school garden. In the program, in which Protocol also participated intensively, the children, the main heroes of April 23, presented colorful images with the shows they presented to the audience.

“I HOPE FOR A WORLD WHERE ALL THE WORLD'S CHILDREN LIVE IN PEACE”

The program was attended by citizens and their children, and the entertaining shows were appreciated. Speaking about the meaning and importance of the day in the program, İnegöl National Education Director Halil İbrahim Zengin said, “I congratulate all our children on their holiday. "As we celebrate the Eid here, I hope for a world where tears and blood are not shed, especially in Palestine and Gaza, in the Muslim geography, and where all the children of the world live in peace," he said.

WE WILL CONTINUE TO BE BY OUR CHILDREN

İnegöl Mayor Alper Taban stated that they came to share the happiness of children on April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day; “They are the assurance of both today and tomorrow. Hopefully, they will continue on their way with the best education, manners and manners given by their families. We will always be there for them. As you know, we are creating On Duty Bookshops in İnegöl. Yesterday, we opened a valuable library next to our municipality building, on an area of ​​1400 m2, consisting of 2 floors, that will appeal to all ages, from primary school to post-university education, to the service of our students. Hopefully, we will continue to make contributions to touch the educational lives of our children. "I hope our children will have good luck," he said.

THE OPENING OF THE GNAT CROWNED THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE WITH THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE NATION

Making a final speech, District Governor Eren Arslan said, "104 years ago, when the national struggle had not yet been concluded, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and his comrades in Ankara, believing that sovereignty should belong unconditionally to the nation, opened the Turkish Grand National Assembly and crowned the national struggle with the sovereignty of the nation. "As the only country in the world that presents this beautiful victory and holiday to its children as a holiday, the great Ataturk entrusted it to the children," he said.