
GERmigration Project Implementation Completed

The project, which was carried out in Antalya Konyaaltı in partnership with the European Tulips Club, a Turkish think tank in Germany, with a total of 50 participants, 30 from Turkey and 20 from Germany, started with introductory activities, introduction of the partnership and Youthpass information. Within the scope of the project, migration phenomenon, ideal migration policies, EU culture and values were discussed.
In line with the spirit of the Erasmus+ programme, a cultural night was also organised to introduce Turkish culture within the scope of the project, which included a cultural tour of the ancient cities of Side and Aspendos, Manavgat and Düden Waterfalls.
In addition, within the framework of the project, in which basic project development training was given to the participants and a problem analysis workshop was held, important outputs were recorded on the reflections of the phenomenon of migration in young minds. The project is expected to contribute to raising awareness on the social and economic effects of migration and to shed light on decision-makers in policy processes.
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