« Restructing with Ataturk 2. Youth Concert » was held in the Great Han – Cyprus Newspaper
Deputy Prime Minister, Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment, Culture Department, May 19 Atatürk Commemoration Youth and Sports Day activities organized within the scope of the “Atatürk’la 2nd Youth Concert” was held yesterday evening in Nicosia Büyük Han.
According to the information provided by the Ministry, Deputy Prime Minister, Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment Minister Fikri Ataoglu and Culture Department Director Şirin Zaferyıldızı Zaimağaoğlu and citizens followed.
Night began with the playing of the National Anthem of the Production Youth Orchestra of 40 people under the direction of chef Ersin Kaşif.
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Deputy Prime Minister, Tourism Culture, Youth and Environment Minister Fikri Ataoglu in his speech at the event, May 19 Ataturk Commemoration Youth and Sports Day activities organized within the framework of the night, he said he was honored and proud to be together with young artists.
Ataoğlu pointed out the value they give to the youth of the country, art and culture, “We have been completing the State Theaters building in a very short time and we will present it to the service of the art and art lovers of the country.
Ataoglu, all young people, May 19 Ataturk Commemoration Youth and Sports Day by congratulating, such beautiful activities will continue to ensure that young people will be intertwined with art, he said.
Ataoğlu stated that they trust our young people and were proud of them and thanked those who contributed to the night and the musicians. Ataoglu, such activities will continue to increase, he said.
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Culture Department Director Şirin Zaferyıldızı Zaimağaoğlu said in his speech that the activities continue to develop every year. He added that such activities will continue in the coming years.
Following the speeches, the Chief Ersin Kaşif under the direction of the young talents Production Youth Orchestra and Chef Erkan Dağlı under the direction of the island light Youth Vocal Group with 22 chorists put forward.
During the night, immigrant-stone dancers took the stage.
