"1000 Instruments 1000 Hopes Concert" was held in Istanbul

Nearly 1000 students from primary school to high school level participated in the concert held at the İnal Aydınoğlu Cultural Center in Ataşehir within the scope of the " No School Left Without Instruments " project.

Students played instruments and sang various songs at the concert.

Speaking after the concert, Istanbul Provincial Director of National Education Murat Mücahit Yentür said that the biggest investment in the world is the investment in education and people.

Stating that the essence of the universe and the world is humans, Yentür said, "Humans are a whole with their soul, heart, mind and compassion, and that is why schools exist. Raising good, sensitive and beautiful people is our greatest goal."

Yentür thanked the school family associations, school principals and administrators for providing an environment for the children's development in terms of art, culture and academics.

Referring to the Türkiye Century Education Model, Yentür said, "The most important feature of this curriculum is to create areas where our children can feel and develop themselves in their self-discovery processes within a skill-based framework."

Wishing children a joyful, happy and beautiful holiday season, Yentür said, "We want all children in the world to smile. Our children should not die in wars, they should not live in inhumane conditions. I hope that many beautiful generations will grow up for a fair, sharing and livable world."

Students from 196 primary, secondary and high schools in Istanbul are taking part in the "Let There Be No School Without Instruments" project, which aims to direct students towards culture and arts.

The project aims to meet the needs for instruments, equipment and materials in schools and to ensure that music lessons are productive and develop positively in an educational sense.