“Works on women to have a more effective say in society are of great importance”
President Ersin Tatar and his wife Sibel Tatar attended the opening of the painting exhibition titled “Colors from the World of Women”, which is organized every year within the framework of the International Working Women’s Day, but is held today due to the 6 February earthquake that took place in Turkey.
In his speech here, President Tatar thanked the artists who participated in the exhibition and those who contributed to the exhibition, and said that it is very meaningful that the income from the sale of the exhibition is on behalf of the volleyball team students, Champion Angels, whom we lost in the earthquake. Pointing to the importance of volunteering and its great wealth for the TRNC, President Tatar congratulated the Lions Club for its efforts to help women have a more effective say in society.
President Tatar added that the pain of the 6 February earthquake will never be forgotten.
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President Ersin Tatar and his wife Sibel Tatar attended an art exhibition titled “Colors from the World of Women”, which is held every year on International Working Women’s Day, but was postponed due to the 6 February earthquake in Turkey. The exhibition’s income will go towards the volleyball team students, Champion Angels, who were lost in the earthquake. President Tatar thanked the artists and contributors to the exhibition and emphasized the importance of volunteering, congratulating the Lions Club for helping women have a more significant say in society. President Tatar concluded his speech by saying that the pain inflicted by the earthquake would never be forgotten.
