Rector Kutluhan Publishes a Message on the 84th Anniversary of Ataturk's Departure from Life
09.11.2022
The place of societies in history can be associated with the works and influence of the individuals they raised. The Great Turkish nation, which has a deep-rooted history, has been among the great nations that can raise countless scientists, intellectuals and leaders.
The place of societies in history can be associated with the works and influence of the individuals they raised. The Great Turkish nation, which has a deep-rooted history, has been among the great nations that can raise countless scientists, intellectuals and leaders.One of the great leaders raised by our nation is Gazi Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK, who has always been our source of inspiration.
He is an exceptional character who has made a name for himself around the world with his military, political and social leadership identities, as well as his valuation of culture and every field of science. The Great Leader, never giving in to despair; has pioneered the faith-filled steps we take on the path of courage, determination and victory, regardless of whether they are men, women, young or old.
“To see me, surely, does not necessarily mean to see my face. If you understand and feel my ideas and my feelings, that's enough” clearly expresses his mental and emotional stance.
Of course, it is one of the greatest responsibilities of Turkish youth to keep this legacy of Atatürk, whose greatest work entrusted to us, the Republic of Turkey, to live with honor and pride and to raise it to higher heights with science. At the point of maintaining the momentum in question, we will continue to be a torch in many fields such as education, science, industry and technology; we will make relentless efforts to carry the future of our state into the future.
With these feelings and thoughts, I commemorate Gazi Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK, who achieved great success for his nation in his life, once again with mercy and gratitude on the 84th anniversary of his departure from us. Dear Atatürk, rest in peace!
