The training program for Kazakh teachers in Muğla culminated with a certificate ceremony
Under the coordination of the Ministry of National Education General Directorate of Higher Education and Overseas Education, carried out by the Education Attaché of the Consulate General of the Republic of Turkey in Almaty, "I am learning Turkish,
As part of the "I am Going to Turkey" project, the education and cultural program of Kazakh teachers hosted in Muğla was successfully completed. At the end of the program, participation certificates were presented to the guest educators at a ceremony held.


The closing and certificate presentation ceremony held in Muğla was attended by Cabir Durak, Head of Overseas Education of the Ministry of National Education, and Emre Çay, Muğla Provincial Director of National Education. Durak and Çay, who presented certificates to the Kazakh teachers who actively participated in the educational activities throughout the program, emphasized the importance of educational cooperation between the two brotherly countries and thanked all teachers for their efforts.
Within the scope of the "I am Learning Turkish, I am Going to Turkey" project, the guest educators who experienced a full program in Muğla visited various educational institutions in the city. The Kazakh teachers, who came together with Turkish colleagues to share knowledge, experience, and expertise, also had the opportunity to closely get to know Muğla’s historical, natural, and cultural values. It was stated that the educators, touring the city's historical sites, will return to their country with strong bonds of friendship and unforgettable memories.
In a statement regarding the program by the Muğla Provincial Directorate of National Education, attention was drawn to the strengthening of ties within the Turkic world, saying, "We hope that this meaningful educational bridge established for our common language, culture, and future will continue to strengthen. We thank all stakeholders who contributed to the realization of the project, which contributes to the unifying power of Turkish in our heartfelt geography."