KTÖS Holds 44th Ordinary General Assembly – BRTK
The 44th Ordinary General Assembly of the Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union took place recently, where important discussions and decisions were made for the future of education in the region. The event began with a moment of silence and the formation of the presidential council.
During the General Assembly, Mustafa Baybora, President of the Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union, emphasized the crucial role teachers play as the progressive and bright face of society. He stated that the union’s struggle for the past 57 years has been dedicated to addressing teacher problems in parallel with societal issues.
Burak Maviş, Secretary General of the Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union, highlighted the union’s commitment to achieving tangible results through their ongoing struggle. He emphasized the importance of unity and solidarity in advocating for a better future for society.
Selma Eylem, President of the Turkish Cypriot Secondary Education Teachers’ Union, emphasized the transformative power of education in shaping community models and fostering social change.
Tufan Erhürman, Chairman of the Republican Turkish Party, underlined the historical significance of the union in the social history of the Turkish Cypriot people. He acknowledged the crucial role that teachers play in shaping the future through their dedicated work in the classroom.
The General Assembly was attended by various prominent figures, including Mustafa Rıza, KTAMS President Güven Bengihan, KTMMOB President Seral Aysal, and representatives from other trade unions and political organizations. The assembly included discussions on financial and activity reports, as well as voting on amendments to the regulation and the election of the board of directors.
Overall, the General Assembly of the Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union served as a platform for fruitful discussions and decision-making to address the challenges and opportunities in the field of education in the region. It reaffirmed the commitment of teachers and education professionals to continue their important work in shaping the future of society.
