Minister of Public Works and Transportation ARIKLI, Ramadan Feast Message published – Cyprus Newspaper
Public Works and Transport Minister Arikli, in his message published due to Ramadan Feast, said that social solidarity and brotherhood ties should be strengthened in order for the Turkish Cypriot people to look at the future with confidence.
According to the statement made by the Ministry, Minister of Public Works and Transportation Arıklı, Ramadan Feast message in the following statements:
“We are experiencing the peace of reaching the Mubarak Ramadan Feast, where the feelings of unity, solidarity and brotherhood are reinforced, the best examples of solidarity and solidarity are exhibited. Holidays are the special days that we remember our spiritual values, forget the resentments and feel the blessings of sharing.
In this period when our world passes through difficult times and wars, natural disasters and economic problems affect millions of people, I hope that the Ramadan Feast will bring peace and peace. It is our greatest wish to take steps to re -flourish the hopes of the oppressed and the victims, and to clamp around common values. In accordance with the spirit of the holidays, we must extend their hands to those in need and spread solidarity and solidarity to every moment of our lives.
On this occasion, I would like to remind you once again how important it is to protect the peace and peace environment in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and to live in unity and solidarity. In order to look at the future with confidence, we must strengthen our social solidarity and reinforce our bonds of brotherhood. Love in the hearts, prayer in languages, smile on faces should not be missing.
With these feelings and thoughts, I congratulate the Ramadan Feast of the whole Islamic world, especially our saint nation, with my sincere wishes and wish many feasts full of health, peace and happiness. I offer my love and respect to all our citizens with the hope that the holiday will bring peace, brotherhood and prosperity.
