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GAZIANTEP, TURKEY
Unique plaque for Mihailo Lišanin in Turkey

The view at Gaziantep The billboards and flags for the exhibition A section of the exhibition from Celje in Gaziantep, Turkey
From the rigt side: Asim Guzelbey, Mateja Mrak Thorne and Mihailo Lišanin From the right side: Asim Guzelbey, Mateja Mrak Thorne, Sema Marangoz and Mihailo Lišanin From the left side: Mateja Mrak Thorne, Asim Guzelbey, Mizyal Karabirer Nacaroglu and Mihailo Lišanin
The international jury in Gaziantep From the right side: Mayor Mehmet Ihsan Tahmazoglu, Mizyal Karabiber, Mihailo Lišanin and Mirsada Baljić from Sarajevo Tradition on the streets of Gaziantep
On the Syrian border Mosque in Alep Syria, tradtion and fashion, hand in hand Inside one of the mosques in Alep
An exhibition of artworks on a theme ”Ethnological dresses and folklore dances of my people” by authors up to 20 years of age  from the archive of The Gallery of Young People’s Art Works” was opened in the Turkish city of Gaziantep which has the population of two million people.
The exhibition was opened by Mateja Mrak Thorne, the cultural attaché from the Slovene Embassy in Ankara and Dr. Asim Guzelbey, the Mayor of Gaziantep. The latter awarded the leader of The Gallery of Young People’s Art Works Mihailo Lišanin with a unique plaque for their 10 years of cooperation and promotion of the art culture of young people from Gaziantep and Turkey. In view of their cooperation so far and the need of Turkish integration in European processes, he also suggested that better relations are established between the cities of Gaziantep and Celje.
Mihailo Lišanin also took part in the international jury for the 20th Turkish international competition of the city Gaziantep on invitation by Mizyal Karabiber Nacaroglu, an artist and future honorary consul of Slovenia in Turkey.
They also visited the city of Alep in Syria with the population of four million some 250 km away where they discussed future tripartite cooperation.
 

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