Old School Green Attends EU Coordination Meeting in Antalya

Strengthening EU Cooperation and Partnerships in Antalya

Old School Green Association participated in the European Union Harmonization, Solidarity, and Steering Committee meeting held under the coordination of the Antalya Governorship. The meeting took place at the Antalya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ATSO), bringing together key stakeholders to discuss the development of EU projects and institutional collaborations.

🌍 Focus on EU Projects and Local Partnerships

During the meeting, participants explored the importance of European Union projects, local partnerships, and inter-institutional cooperation. The event created a valuable platform for organizations to exchange ideas, share experiences, and strengthen collaboration at both local and international levels.

🤝 Presenting Our Turkish-German Youth Bridge Project

As Old School Green Association, we had the opportunity to present our upcoming Turkish-German Youth Bridge Project, which will be implemented in Germany this November in partnership with the Antalya Governorship and Falez Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School.

This project aims to strengthen intercultural dialogue, youth participation, and international cooperation between Türkiye and Germany.

🚀 Building New Collaborations

The meeting also enabled us to establish connections with various institutions and lay the groundwork for future partnerships and joint projects. These interactions are essential for expanding our network and increasing the impact of our work.

🙏 Acknowledgment

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Gülşen Elmas for her valuable contribution to the organization of this event and for inviting us to be part of this important meeting.

Participation in this EU coordination meeting marked an important step in strengthening our organization’s role in international cooperation and project development. With new partnerships and strong motivation, we continue working towards impactful initiatives that support youth and cross-border collaboration.