The Turkish Language and Education Consortium UK organised a glittery ball event in Enfield, north London just after the exciting news on Turkish language’s validation in GCSE and A level examinations.
The president of the consortium Mr Kelami Dedezade, in his speech, said “It is a remarkable moment when we are all here and actually celebrating our victory from the GCSE and A Level exams. This is our victory as without our young people, we cannot imagine a solid cultural foundation of Turkish existence in the UK.”
After Mr Dedezade, Northern Cyprus representative Oya Tuncalı, in her speech, said “I would like tot hanks all of you who organised this amazing event.” Later in the night, ceriticates of appreciation were given for those who had contributed to the Consortium’s enterprises, including London Turkish Gazette’s director, Mr Yılmaz Özyiğit.
Enfield MP David Burrowes, also made a speech on how he appreciated to be there just a week after the GCSE and A Level victories by saying “This is an amazing night to celebrate one of the most powerful cultural diversity holders’, Turkish speaking people’s victory.”
The night’s most exciting moment, was when it was announced that the next scheduled school by the Consortium, will be named after accomplished and sadly passed Dr Tozun Isa’s name.
The night continued with school children’s special dance performance following famous singer, Cem Kafkas’ tasteful Turkish classical music feast.
