Bülbülzade Foundation Secondary Education Commission organized a one-day education program at the Children's University Discovery Campus for students between the ages of 8 and 14.Students between the ages of 8 and 14 participated in various activities such as physics, mathematics, astology, space science, ecology, music and painting workshops.The students learned with fun and took home the products they created with their manual labor as a souvenir.

Bülbülzade Foundation Secondary Education Commission held the “Muslim Personalities” program at GSB Seyr-i Antep Youth Camp between 18-20 January 2025.The camp program for high school girls started with introductory games. Then, presentations were made about Muslim personalities such as Aisha Shasha and Maryam al-Ijliyya. The presentations highlighted what women can do, the power of women in society, and the importance of women in the Muslim heritage in the fields of science, medicine, and administration, and gave modern young women the opportunity to develop a sense of history and discover new role models from the Muslim civilization. During the camp program, archery, zipline and various activities were organized.At the Children's University Discovery Campus, students carried out various activities in physics, mathematics, astrology, space science, nature and ecological workshops, and took home the products they made during the activity at the end of the training.

Bülbülzade Foundation Secondary Education Commission held the “Islamic Geography” program at Gizem Doğan Youth Camp between 18-20 January 2025.The camp program for high school male students started with acquaintance games and competitions. Then, presentations were made about Islamic geographies such as Palestine and Syria. In the presentations, we got to know the persecuted countries in the Islamic geography more closely, created awareness about them and consulted on what we can do.  During the camp program, the focus was on paying attention to prayer and staying away from bad habits. Archery, climbing and various activities were organized in the camp area.At the Children's University Discovery Campus, students carried out various activities in physics, mathematics, astrology, space science, nature and ecological workshops, and when the training ended, they took the products they made in the activity home.

Within the scope of Erasmus+ KA151 Youth Mobility project supported by the Turkish National Agency and implemented by Bülbülzade Association, “Resilient Youth: Active Citizenship in the Digital Age” activity started in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The event was hosted by MFS Emmaus and included 41 participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Turkey.An opening ceremony was held on the first day of the program. After the introduction of MFS Emmaus and Bülbülzade Association, Fazila Efendić, leader of the Srebrenica Mothers Movement, discussed the struggle for justice and human rights of the martyr mothers of Srebrenica within the framework of active citizenship. The opening was also attended by the staff of the host MFS Emmaus.The second day started with a city tour of Srebrenica. Participants had the opportunity to get to know the historical and cultural richness of the city. At the end of the day, the young people visited the mothers of the martyrs who lost their children and relatives in the genocide and listened to their stories and witnessed the traces of the genocide that took place in Srebrenica in front of the eyes of the whole world and the struggle for justice in which the mothers took an active role.On the third day, the participants visited the Srebrenica martyrdom and commemorated the victims of the genocide. Afterwards, the museum about the Srebrenica Massacre was visited. In the evening program, thematic group workshops and film screenings were organized.On the fourth day, the participants volunteered at the youth center built by MFS Emmaus Association. In the evening program, young people participated in a handicraft workshop and took part in wood painting activity.Until January 28, the project will include workshops and trainings on digital age and active citizenship, as well as cultural trips to different cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the end of the activity, all participants will be presented with a YouthPass certificate documenting their achievements.

A discussion meeting was held at the Aleppo Liaison Office, which was recently opened by Bülbülzade Foundation, with the participation of Turgay Aldemir, President of Anatolian Federation, Mustafa El Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community and local opinion leaders.Opinion leaders from different regions of Aleppo participated in the meeting and expressed their expectations for the new era in Syria, their suggestions for solutions and their views on the projects that should be implemented in the region. The participants emphasized that the new administration should act with an inclusive and unifying approach to all ethnic groups.The meeting was attended by representatives of Muslim, Christian, Armenian and Circassian communities. This created an atmosphere of solidarity representing the multicultural nature of Aleppo and the different segments of society.During the meetings, participants were provided with detailed information on the projects planned in the region through the Aleppo Liaison Office. Participants stated that these projects should be implemented in accordance with the needs of the local people and the social fabric of the region.The meeting was considered as an important step in terms of laying the foundation for the work to be carried out in line with the goals of peace, unity and development in Aleppo.

A delegation consisting of Turgay Aldemir, President of Anatolian Federation, Cemal Akıncı, Foreign Relations Officer, Mustafa El Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community and Adem Er, Secretary General of Bülbülzade Foundation, visited Burhan Köroğlu, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey in Damascus.During the visit, discussions were held on the new situation in Syria. Information was given about the Anatolian Cultural Centers, Common Future Meetings, Civil Communication and Coordination Meetings and Aleppo Liaison and Consultancy Office that Bülbülzade Foundation has carried out so far on Syria and migration issues.In addition, opinions were exchanged on the projects planned to be realized in Syria in the new period. In this context, detailed information was provided on the Anatolian Cultural Center project planned to be opened in Aleppo, the radio station planned to be established in Aleppo and other activities to be carried out in Aleppo center.

Turgay Aldemir, President of the Anatolian Federation, Mustafa Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community and Adem Er, Secretary General of Bülbülzade Foundation visited the Damascus office of the International White Helmets Association.During the visit, the current situation in Syria was discussed and extensive negotiations were held. Detailed information was given about the Anatolian Cultural Centers, Common Future Meetings, Civil Communication and Coordination Meetings, Aleppo Liaison and Consultancy Office, which Bülbülzade Foundation has carried out so far on Syria and migration issues. In addition, ideas were exchanged on the projects planned to be realized in Syria in the new period.At the end of the visit, the works and reports in Arabic published by the federation were presented by Turgay Aldemir, President of the Anatolian Federation, to Raid Salihi, Director of the International White Helmets Association.

Turgay Aldemir, President of Anatolian Federation, Mustafa Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community and Adem Er, Secretary General of Bülbülzade Foundation visited Ibrahim Baraa, Provincial Director of Culture of Aleppo, in his office.During the visit, discussions were held about the new situation in Syria. Detailed information was given about the Anatolian Cultural Centers, Common Future Meetings, Civil Communication and Coordination Meetings and Aleppo Liaison and Consultancy Office that Bülbülzade Foundation has carried out so far on Syria and migration issues. In addition, ideas were exchanged on the projects planned to be realized in Syria in the new period.In particular, consultations were held on the Aleppo Anatolian Cultural Center project planned to be opened in Aleppo and the location of the center.At the end of the visit, the Arabic works and reports published by the federation were presented to İbrahim Baraa by Turgay Aldemir, President of the Anatolian Federation. The visit ended after the collective photo shoot.

A delegation consisting of Turgay Aldemir, President of the Anatolian Federation, Cemal Akıncı, Foreign Relations Officer, Mustafa El Hüseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community, Adem Er, Secretary General of Bülbülzade Foundation and Zeynel Kaplan, Director of the Foundation, visited Sednaya Prisons where great atrocities took place during the regime period.Turgay Aldemir gave an interview during the visit and made the following statements:“We are witnessing here how humanity is over, how man oppresses man. Many lives were extinguished in this prison, many people suffered unspeakable pain. Although we cannot see them right now, it is possible to feel them. May Allah never give these oppressors a chance again. May He not allow us to act with weakness and sentimentality that will lead to such atrocities. If even a single person is under oppression somewhere in the world, none of us can be completely free. That is why we are here and witnessing these sufferings. May God never let humanity experience such atrocities again.”Mustafa El Hussein, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community, said the following in his interview:“This persecution has been going on in Syria since the 1980s. Today, we came here together with Turkish non-governmental organizations and especially with the Bülbülzade Foundation and witnessed these sufferings. We had heard about these persecutions in Sednaya before, but it is a very different experience to be here and see them up close. Assad's era is now over. We are liberated. I hope that this kind of suffering will not happen in other places and will be a lesson for all humanity.”During the visit, the delegation witnessed the dark past of Sednaya Prisons and conveyed their messages with a great sense of responsibility for humanity.After the visit to Sednaya Prisons, the delegation went to the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus and had a conversation with the sheikh of the mosque, Muhammad Wafaz Nimr. In Damascus, the tomb of Saladin Ayyubi, the tomb of Turkish pilots and the mausoleum of Hazrat Hussein were also visited. The Grand Bazaar of Damascus and the Damascus Castle were also included in the trip. Finally, the tour of the region was completed by climbing Mount Kasyun.