Erdoğan: Imam-hatip graduates continue to raise the bar for achievement
Translated from Turkish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Recep Tayyip Erdoğan delivered a video message to the 23rd Imam-Hatip Congress in Trabzon, organized by the ÖNDER Imam-Hatip Graduates Association.
- He praised imam-hatip graduates for serving Turkey in defense, bureaucracy, academia, politics, the private sector and civil society.
- Erdoğan said the schools’ examination results and graduates’ achievements reflected what he described as Turkey’s normalization after restrictions and tutelage.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan told an imam-hatip gathering in Trabzon that the schools are continuing to raise their achievement levels, presenting their graduates as contributors across nearly every major area of public life.
In a video message to the 23rd Imam-Hatip Congress, organized by the ÖNDER Imam-Hatip Graduates Association, Erdoğan greeted the association’s leaders, teachers, academics and young participants. He also sent greetings to imam-hatip graduates in all 81 Turkish provinces and in other countries.
The imam-hatip schools founded, sustained and brought to this day by our nation continue on their path by constantly raising the bar for achievement.
Erdoğan praised ÖNDER for bringing together voluntary organizations, educational institutions, academics, students, teachers and graduates who support the imam-hatip cause. He said the congress’s panels and sessions could contribute to a shared vision by addressing the past, present and future.
Imam-hatip graduates serve our country with great dedication everywhere, from the defense industry to bureaucracy, academia, politics, the private sector and civil society.
He said imam-hatip graduates serve Turkey with dedication in the defense industry, bureaucracy, academia, politics, the private sector and civil society. Erdoğan added that the graduates’ achievements became evident again at the latest military academy graduation ceremony once what he called artificial barriers had been removed.
He also pointed to the schools’ performance in secondary-school entrance and higher-education examinations. Erdoğan described these results as signs that Turkey had escaped bans and “tutelage restraints” and was returning to normality. He said he firmly believed the young people would become a guarantee for Turkey and the Muslim community.
I wholeheartedly believe that this young generation will be the guarantee of Turkey and the Muslim community.
Originally published by Sabah in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.