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180 we have a look at the poster of the festival. You see a balloon here. All these happy melodies and the birds of course. We met some new friends and had a nice cooperation with the Denizli Foundation. I will like to mention about some articles written right after the festival, there are great articles written by Serdar Degirmencioğlu – lecturer at Bilgi University Psychology Department. He was our leader in psychology workshop in KayaFest. I am so thankful for AEGEE-Ankara and people involved in the project participants, observers; I think it somehow worked out. Burcu Becermen: “In the previous session we had academic/ political somehow more in-depth discussions about the assessment of the overall project. They are somehow directly related about the project and indirectly related about general opinions what going on in Turkey, Greece and Cyprus. But personally what excites me most is to receive opinions of NGOs participated in our project as they are our real target group. I am very happy to have here Fotini, Katerina and Necmettin to have their opinions about the KayaFest.” Sophia Kompotiati: “The first time I heard about this project was in Amsterdam, when I met friends from AEGEE-Ankara. Then I said okey it sounds interesting. We can do something. It was two and half years ago. I could never believe what would follow. I cannot believe the things that happened during the last two and half years when we started this effort. Making many phone calls, many travels, many ideas, some disagreements, some fights amongst us, too much stress for these results. I am not going to evaluate whether the result is good or bad, but I must say that it had a deep influence for me from Greece. First of all, I was alone and secondly I was a volunteer without any experience for such project. You might consider it as a youth event but all this huge project became an official European Commission project that I haven’t realized before. I want to evaluate it both as a project and how we did as our project as a Turkish-Greek dialogue project. As a project there were some mistakes or problems in the organisation. Many difficulties especially for my work in Athens, because I was alone and no one took me seriously when I was calling embassies, looking for money, striving for promotion and nobody was helping. At the end, everybody says that we will help but at the beginning nobody helps. Sometimes it was really disappointing. As a project of gathering of young people from Greece and Turkey I think we did quite well. I tried to promote the project in all the universities in all the secretariats, in all technical universities and NGOs in Greece. It wasn’t so easy, the result was good. In all events were attended at least by 50 young people. I think this is a success! The biggest surprise was few months ago, they called me from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece. We haven’t talked with them before. I was a bit low profile in Greece so they called me to discover who I am, whether I am an agent or not.” Final Conference Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe
TURKISH - GREEK CIVIC DIALOGUE PROJECT 2002-2004 OBJECTIVES REINFORCE COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING ACTIVITIES BETWEEN YOUTH NGOS IN GREECE & TURKEY BUILD & FACILITATE PARTNERSHIPS ESTABLISH A DATABASE OF NGOS TARGET GROUPS NON-GOVERNMENTAL YOUTH ORGANISATIONS (NGOS) TURKISH AND GREEK UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STUDENTS IN AEGEE NETWORK EXPERTS, ACADEMICS, JOURNALISTS, MEDIA LOCAL AND GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES PREPARATION PERIOD MANY MEETINGS (MINISTRIES, EMBASSIES, NGOs,UNIVERSITIES, ACADEMICS, MEDIA…) ANKARA, ESKİŞEHİR, İSTANBUL, FETHİYE, SAKARYA,ATHENS, THESSALONIKI, RHODES, NEA MAKRI TOO MUCH ENTHUSIASM, TOO MUCH STRESS, HARD WORK, SOME BAD EXPERIENCES, BUREACRACY, MANY WORKSHOPS, MANY PRESS RELEASES, MANY SPEAKERS, MANY PANELS MANY FRIENDS, MANY FUNNY MOMENTS, MANY PHOTOS, MANY EXPERIENCES HUNDREDS OF E-MAILS, MANY ATTACHMENTS, PHONE CALLS, LOTS OF SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, SOME BOARDING PASSES FEW FIGHTS Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe ACTIVITIES REBUILDING COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE 20-23 MARCH 2003 SAKARYA PANEL SESSIONS * WORKSHOPS NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS & GOVERNMENTS PANEL MEDIA & CIVIL SOCIETY PANEL SOCIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EARTHQUAKES WORKSHOP YOUTH’S ROLE IN TURKISH-GREEK FRIENDSHIP WORKSHOP THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN TURKISH-GREEK RELATIONS WORKSHOP PUBLIC ACHIEVEMENT (PA) WORKSHOP KAYAFEST YOUTH AND CULTURE FESTIVAL 28 JULY-3 AUGUST 2003 LEVISSI- KAYAKÖY WORKSHOPS 1) DANCE THEATRE WORKSHOP 2) PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP 3) DOCUMENTARY WORKSHOP 4) PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP 5) MUSIC WORKSHOP CONCERTS DANCES LESSONS STREET THEATRE KARAGOZ SHOW RHYTHM OF PEACE BOARD PAINTING DOCUMENTARY SHOWS MOVIE SESSIONS NGO FAIR Final Conference 181
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GREETINGS
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Hereby we would like to present the
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about common affairs is the most im
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academicians, university students,
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80 PRESS RELEASE ON KAYAFEST ......
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112 GÖZDE BAYKARA Born in Aydın i
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