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Turkish students are voluntary work in Niger and Tanzania as part of a TIKA participation program in 2018.
In Niger, they have & # 39; an activity at The Koure Giraffe Park, recently refurbished by TIKA.
The volunteer team visits conservation parks in the capital Niamey where they learn about animals who are at risk of extinction.
Volunteer Turgut Gazigil, told Anadolu. Agency whose experience helped him to understand the wildlife, especially after seeing a number of infrastructure in Turkey by the city of Turkey.
"All these services built by Turkey in Turkey are indications that it will only benefit humanity. People of Niger are very friendly to the Turkish people," he said.
Another group of volunteer volunteer students under the same TIKA program is in Tanzania where they visited the Abdulrah. Man Al-Sumait Memorial (SUMAIT) University and Turkey Maarif Foundation (TMV) 15th July Martyrs Complex in Zanzibar Island.
Prof. Dr. Amran Rasli, Malaysian Rector of SUMAIT University, one of the three universities on the island, welcomed the Turkish students.
Rasil emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship, agriculture and education projects to eradicate poverty in the country. . He also spoke about the possibility of his university to organize a mutual program for teaching programs and an English language camp for Turkish students.
The volunteers also visited the Haci Ayse Var College of TMV. The July 15 Martyrs are complicated and meet Mustafa Uzun, the college. director. The students also visited a museum in the old slave market jointly with Tanzanian students.
Turkish students also performed voluntary work in Djibouti under the same TIKA program.
The volunteers provided 80 hygienic and personal care kits and 40 bags. of emergency aid plans to residents, who also received training on how to use the items.
TIKA, Turkish Airlines, Anadolu Agency and Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) jointly organized the 2018 Experience Sharing Program.
TIKA sends between 29 July and about 500 Turkish students from 117 universities to 30 countries. Sept. 8, within the framework of its 2018 Experience Sharing Program. The students will participate in nearly 100 projects and activities in their host countries.
The program covers different countries of the world such as Niger, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, Algeria, Djibouti, Chad, Morocco, Ghana, Georgia. Cameroon, Montenegro, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Colombia, Lebanon, Macedonia, Mozambique, Namibia, Uzbekistan, Romania, Senegal, Serbia, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, Jordan, Moldova and South Africa.