The “Turkish Cypriot Literature Panel” held at the Near East University Grand Library serves as a cultural and educational initiative, contributing to sustainability by promoting and preserving the literary heritage of Turkish Cypriots. The panel, which explores the historical roots and development of Turkish Cypriot literature, aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal- Quality Education by fostering a broader understanding of culture and literature among students.
The event not only highlights the literary achievements of Turkish Cypriots but also facilitates international collaboration through the participation of Prof. Dr. Grażyna Zajac from Poland’s Krakow Jagiellonski University. This collaboration enhances cross-cultural exchange, promoting a global perspective on Turkish Cypriot literature and fostering connections between different academic and cultural communities.
The promotion of Turkish Cypriot literature abroad, as emphasized by Prof. Dr. Şevket Öznur, supports cultural sustainability by ensuring the continued recognition and appreciation of the literary contributions of Turkish Cypriots on the international stage.
Furthermore, the panel extends beyond traditional classroom education, aligning with Prof. Dr. Şevket Öznur’s vision of education encompassing social and cultural aspects. This holistic approach to education contributes to the broader goal of sustainable development by nurturing well-rounded individuals who are both academically proficient and culturally aware.
In summary, the Turkish Cypriot Literature Panel at the Near East University Grand Library promotes cultural sustainability, supports international collaboration, and aligns with the principles of holistic education, contributing to the broader objectives of sustainable development.
