Inclusion October 2025 · 2024

Community Iftar Gathering

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The “Community Iftar Gathering” was successfully organized on 3 April 2024 at Yıldız Technical University’s Davutpaşa Campus. This meaningful event offered members of the Disaster and Emergency Community a valuable opportunity to come together, share a meal, and deepen social connections within the student body.

By fostering interaction and mutual support, the gathering underscored YTU’s strong commitment to promoting solidarity, inclusivity, and a welcoming, supportive campus environment for all students.

 

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