The iftar program of the Anatolian Student Union, which is held every year during Ramadan, was held this year as well. The iftar program was hosted by the Foundation. Young people and students came together in the iftar program, which added meaning to the unity.The program ended with collective photo shoots after dinner.

Foundation President Turgay Aldemir, opinion leaders, businessmen, educators, public and NGO representatives from Gaziantep and surrounding provinces and districts, Syrian guests, volunteers and many other guests attended the iftar program.Greeting speeches started with the speech of Mustafa El Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community.Mustafa El Hüseyin; “I am honored to be with you at the iftar program organized in cooperation with Gaziantep Syrian Community, Bülbülzade Foundation and Migrant Services. I wish Allah's mercy to our citizens who lost their lives due to the devastating earthquake that occurred in the south of Turkey and the north of Syria. We will continue to overcome this difficult process by joining hands together. We have always been united by destiny in these lands, in wars and natural disasters. Borders could not prevent our unity of destiny. After the earthquake, we realized that we are all refugees, rich and poor, mad and old, and this process affected everyone. We will reshape our future perspective by taking lessons from what happened.”Turgay Aldemir then delivered a greeting speech. Aldemir said, "Dear friends, welcome to you all. Thank you all for joining this beautiful table. We have many memories and stories together. This city has accumulated many memories of its people. But on February 6, the earth shook and the fault line broke, making us migrants like you. With this earthquake, we once again realized what it means to be homeless. We lost thousands of Syrian and Turkish people in this earthquake. This pain reminded us of our brotherhood and friendship. Ramadan is the month of mercy. Remove the distances between you, remove the resentments, because we need to stand upright in this land. We are making these efforts. You are doing it together with us. I thank you for coming. May God grant us to reach Laylat al-Qadr night and Ramadan."Mahmut Kaçmazer, a member of the Foundation's Board of Trustees, said: "I am experiencing the happiness and sincerity of breaking the fast with you in the first days of Ramadan. We are all going through difficult times. The pain of all of us continues to increase one more time. The tests are getting a little heavier. For the sake of this month of Ramadan, may God grant us all to rebuild our destroyed homes, our futures and our hopes together, as every night has a morning. Destiny is in love with effort. I believe that if we strive, we will overcome these situations. May God help and assist us. May Ramadan bring goodness, abundance and peace."Speakers in the hall emphasized brotherhood without discrimination, without any difference between the two nations. They expressed that these difficult processes will be overcome by joining hands together in the reconstruction of the destroyed cities.The program ended with questions, opinions and suggestions. 

The event, which took place in Bülbülzade Foundation on Sunday, March 10, was festive with the intensity of the participants. In the Charity Bazaar, food prepared by volunteers in the kitchen workshops over a one-week period and products produced in the sewing workshops were offered for sale.These sales were organized for the benefit of the Foundation.Mosaic Women's Association would like to thank everyone who contributed and came.

The Child Life Center in Islahiye container city hosts the Winter School program run by volunteer university students. This week, a Painting Workshop was organized as part of the program to increase children's interest in art.In addition, children had a pleasant time playing various games and sportive activities in the open air. The program ended after a photo shoot.

On March 8, International Women's Day, as Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality City Council, Life Center and Katre Art Center, we are with our women and children. We would like to thank the participants and the residents of the container city for another first in the container city.We multiply happiness as we share, we reduce pain as we share, and we are here like the first day to heal the wounds.

Mosaic Women's Association is organizing a Charity Bazaar on Sunday, March 10. This Sunday's event will feature local products for Ramadan (dolma varieties, yuvalama, small meatballs with sour, stuffed meatballs, etc.). In addition to local products, there will also be jam, food and dessert varieties. The prepared products will be sold.We are waiting for your family participation in our Charity Bazaar, which will take place this Sunday.

Caner Keskiner, President of Ibhac Association and Şeyma Savcıoğlu, Secretary of the Association visited Turgay Aldemir, President of Bülbülzade Foundation. Detailed information about the work carried out in the earthquake zone and what can be done was presented. They also exchanged views on the work carried out in the safe zone of Syria.

The Read and Comment Project camp was held in two different cities, Mersin/Silifke and Kocaeli/Kefken, between March 1-3. During the camp, topics such as "reading culture, cultivating the tree of knowledge and deepening literacy" in civil society were discussed with the presentations of invited speakers.The invited speakers participated in Mersin/Silifke campsite and made their presentations on different days. The presentations were titled "The Power of Words: Reading Culture in Civil Society" by Rabia Aldemir, "Human 101: Cultivating the Tree of Knowledge" by Ayşe Altıntaş, "Deepening and Investigation in Literacy" by Nihal Karaarslan.On March 3, the last day of the camp, a debate event titled "Should we read print books or digital books" took place. After the debate, activities such as folk dances, traditional archery and marbling art were organized. Finally, gifts were presented to the participants and the camp ended with a photo shoot.

The Read and Comment Project camp was held in two different cities, Mersin/Silifke and Kocaeli/Kefken, between March 1-3. During the camp, topics such as "reading culture, cultivating the tree of knowledge and deepening literacy" in civil society were discussed with the presentations of invited speakers.The invited speakers participated in Kocaeli/Kefken campsite and made their presentations on different days. The presentations were "Reading, Being and Becoming" by Turgay Aldemir, "Reading Culture: The Cornerstone of Sustainability" by Necat Yazıcı, and "Deepening and Analyzing Literacy Workshop" by Ali Özcan.On March 3, the last day of the camp, a debate event titled "Should we read print books or digital books" took place. After the debate, activities such as folk dances, traditional archery and marbling art were organized. Finally, gifts were presented to the participants and the camp ended with a photo shoot.