Traditional iftar gatherings in Altındağ once again received full marks from the residents of the neighborhood. This time, residents of Örnek, Hacettepe and Zübeyde Hanım Districts were the guests of the iftar meeting held at the Capital National Garden Elmas Wedding Hall. Citizens of Altındağ, who showed great interest in the iftar program, expressed their gratitude to Mayor Tiryaki and Altındağ Municipality for their invitation. Mayor Veysel Tiryaki expressed his satisfaction in meeting the people of Altındağ at the iftar table. “I THANK OUR PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF ALL WOMEN” Neriman Çiftçi, resident of Örnek Neighborhood, who attended the iftar program, said, "The iftar program went well. It impressed me very much, I was very touched. Ramadan is a beautiful month; the month of abundance and abundance... We thank our Mayor Veysel for valuing us and providing these opportunities. May God bless our Mayor a thousand times." Betül Usta, a resident of Hacettepe District, stated that she attended the iftar program for the first time. The master said, "Everything was very nice at the iftar table. Every detail was carefully thought out. The month of Ramadan is truly the month of mercy... Our municipality acts sensitively on many issues during Ramadan. I think that Mayor Veysel made a great contribution especially to women. When I look at the Women's Education and Culture Centers, I see that women are not deprived of anything. I would like to thank our Mayor on behalf of all women. Moreover, thanks to our Mayor Veysel, our district becomes more beautiful." "LET OUR SOLIDARITY AND LOVE ALWAYS ..." "I feel in my heart the happiness of meeting around the same table with my precious fellow citizens from Altındağ in the climate of mercy of Ramadan," said Mayor Tiryaki, adding, "For example, we shared the joy of iftar with the residents of Hacettepe and Zübeyde Hanım Neighborhood. We strengthened our brotherhood once again by meeting under the same roof, at the same call to prayer. These tables have no meaning without our citizens. Our Almighty God, whom we hold dear, has no meaning." He said, "May he accept our fasts and make our solidarity and conversation permanent."