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The first and only bone marrow transplant centre in Central Asia was established in Bishkek with the cooperation of the Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency.
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CENTRAL ASIA’S FIRST BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT CENTRE
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| Certificate Ceremony for the African Agricultural Development Program |
A “Trainers Training Program” that constitutes the second phase of the TİKA African Agricultural Development Program, implemented jointly between the TİKA Presidency and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs was successfully completed. The trainees got their certificates in a ceremony attended by State Minister Faruk Çelik, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Mehdi Eker, TİKA President Musa Kulaklıkaya along with many invitees.
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| Renovation of the İskenderay “Anton Çeta” Technical High School was completed |
Maintenance, repairs and fit-outs to the İskenderay “Anton Çeta” Technical High School were completed in a project carried out by TİKA. The fit-out of the school was completed within the space of 4 months and the school was opened with a ceremony. The school is one of the biggest technical high schools in İskenderay, with a student capacity of over 2000 per year and has 30 classes.
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| A high school to be established in Kazakhstan for Ahiska Turks |
The protocol of a high school, to be established for Ahiska Turks in the city of Talgar located in Almaty oblast, a region of Kazakhstan was signed jointly by the TİKA Presidency, the Ahiska Turkish National Centre, the “Education Fund for Deprived Children” and the Talgar Regional Governance.
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| Çlirim 2 Kindergarten in Albania was opened in a ceremony |
The Çlirim 2 Kindergarten in Berat, Albania was built in the 1970s. Following renovations and repairs, financed by the TİKA Presidency, the kindergarten was opened in a ceremony. The inauguration ceremony of the renovated kindergarten, the biggest Kindy in the city, with a capacity for 200 children was attended by Vice Prime Minister Genc Pollo, Berat Mayor Fadil Nasufi, TİKA Tirana Program Coordinator Dr. Ali Özgün Öztürk, “Çlirim 2” Kindergarten Director Monika Cana, along with directors of other kindergartens and many top-level officials.
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| Inauguration of the Historical Konjic Bridge in a Groundbreaking Ceremony |
The restored historic Konjic Bridge, one of the finest Ottoman monuments of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina was inaugurated in a groundbreaking ceremony on June 16, 2009 at local time19:30. The restoration of the historic bridge, located in Konjic city near the capital of Sarajevo, was carried out by the Turkish Co-operation and Development Administration (TİKA). A ceremony for the inauguration of Konjic Bridge was attended by State Minister Faruk Çelik and Faruk Nafiz Özak along with TİKA President Musa Kulaklıkaya and attracted great attention among the people of the region. The ceremony included choral singing, a performance of the whirling dervishes and the mehter team’s (Janissaries Band) walking across the bridge drew great interest.
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| Clean Drinking Water to the Residential Science High School for Gifted and Talented Children |
There was a problem with the drinking and washing water at the Residential Science High School for Gifted and Talented Children in Bahcesaray, the autonomous Republic of the Crimea. This problem was resolved with the support provided by TİKA. A system was established for providing a continuous supply of water to the 205 student capacity school which had had trouble with the availability of water. This was a result of the water supply system being out of order since teaching there began in 1993.
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