The April 23 march organized by Giresun Municipality took place with the participation of thousands of people from all over the city.
Children, young people and adults walked enthusiastically, accompanied by flags and pennants, in the march that started from Debboy location and ended in Atatürk Square. While the children sang anthems throughout the march, colorful images emerged.
The dense crowd participating in the march accompanied by the Doğa College band reflected the spirit of the holiday with the flags in their hands, marching along with enthusiastic anthems. The children added color to the walk with their colorful clothes and smiles on their faces.
KÖSE: “THE RIGHTS AND HAPPINESS OF OUR CHILDREN ARE OUR PRIORITY”
Giresun Mayor Fuat Köse, in his speech at the event area, emphasized the importance of April 23 and said that they are the guarantee of children’s happiness and the future.
Emphasizing that such events reinforce unity and solidarity in society, Mayor Köse noted that children’s rights and happiness are always their priorities.
Thanking the families who participated in the events, Mayor Fuat Köse said: “Today, we are happy to celebrate April 23 National Sovereignty and Children’s Day, which is the holiday of the Republic of Turkey and the children of the world, with enthusiasm. This special day symbolizes Turkey’s spirit of national struggle and confidence in the future, and is the holiday of our children, who are the guarantee of our national sovereignty and future. Their smiling faces give us hope for a brighter tomorrow.
We won together, we manage together, we celebrate holidays together. We will continue to have such enthusiastic and wonderful celebrations with our holidays and festivals. We will not discriminate or alienate anyone. We will all serve our Giresun together. Once again, I congratulate everyone on April 23 National Sovereignty and Children’s Day. “Long live April 23, long live the Republic.” said.
CHILDREN HAD ENOUGH FUN
In the event organized by the municipality in Atatürk Square, various playgrounds were created for children. Within the scope of the event; The 7 to 77 program included folk dance performances, Violin Solo concert, April 23 children’s grove, children’s football team’s demonstration match, street games, clowns, face painting, children’s playgrounds, and the children had an enjoyable time.
Mayor Fuat Köse also accompanied the children’s play activities.
While the events, which attracted great interest from the citizens, offered full entertainment for children, families enjoyed sharing their children’s happiness.
