Rector Dalgar met with students at the opening of Ramazan Sokağı

In the program that started with the recitation of the Qur'an, the emphasis on unity, solidarity, and sharing stood out. The stand prepared to draw attention to the humanitarian drama in Gaza was also visited.

In the Ramadan Street, stands that keep traditions alive, local flavors, and cultural activities took place. The event, attended by students and academics, strengthened the spiritual atmosphere of Ramadan on campus.

Speaking at the opening, Rector Dalgar stated that Ramadan is a powerful climate that reminds of sharing, patience, and being together, and expressed his satisfaction with the students leading this event. He emphasized that Ramadan Street is a common meeting area for all students.

After the speeches, the ribbon was cut. Rector Dalgar and the accompanying delegation toured the stands and examined the students' work.

Ramadan Street will be open to visitors throughout the month of Ramadan; throughout the month, various cultural gatherings and activities will keep the spirit of Ramadan alive on campus.