The handmade products prepared in the course organized for the families of martyrs under the leadership of Edirne Provincial Directorate of Family and Social Services were presented to the visitors in the exhibition opened with the ceremony.

The course opened in Edirne within the framework of the Art Encouragement and Living with Art Program, implemented by the Ministry of Family and Social Services in order to raise the morale of martyrs' relatives and veterans' families, socialize them and support them through artistic production, has been completed. The handcrafted products made during the course were showcased in an exhibition.

The program, held at Edirne Martyrs' Families Assistance and Solidarity Association, started with a moment of silence and the singing of the National Anthem. The opening of the exhibition, which was held with the support of Edirne Governorship, was held with the participation of protocol members and guests. While special activities prepared during the course were exhibited, the products produced by the participants received full marks from the visitors.

Speaking at the opening of the program, Edirne Governor Yunus Sezer stated that such activities are of great importance for the families of martyrs and said, "Our families of martyrs come together from time to time, but it is much more meaningful for them to produce and spend time together. Such activities, which alleviate the pain of their relatives by sharing, are also a source of morale. They both had a good time and created beautiful handmade products in the course that started in the winter months. We see that these activities are good for our families."

Leyla Vardar Karaduman, President of Edirne Martyrs' Families Assistance and Solidarity Association, also gave information about the exhibition. At the end of the program, certificates of appreciation were presented to the families of the martyrs who successfully completed the course. The trainees who received their certificates had the pleasure of reflecting the knowledge and skills they acquired during the training process into their works.

After the ceremony, Governor Sezer, his wife Canan Sezer and accompanying protocol members visited the exhibition and examined the activities prepared by the trainees one by one. - EDIRNE