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You are commenting using your Twitter account. At the end of the event, our organizers were happy with the results and received many compliments on the food, dance and presentation. Notify me of new comments via email. It even made our Kenyan students want to organize another Intercultural Series session featuring their country! You are commenting using your Facebook account. Example of traditional couscous.

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Notify me of new comments via email. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Email required Address never made public. Once the presentation and dance were finished, it was time for our participants to taste the food and drink prepared by our students: For the occasion, our Moroccan presenters had dressed in their traditional clothes and even hanono some of their Turkish and International friends of other nationalities to come to the event dressed in various traditional Moroccan clothes.

While the students presented in English, the slides of their presentation were prepared in Turkish, so that both English zie Turkish speakers could enjoy the haninl. Once again, these Intercultural Series were the opportunity to foster intercultural exchange and acceptance, to bring together different bodies of the University and even to create connections between AGU members and students and staff from other institutions in the city; within the frame of a fun, informative and entertaining event.

It even made our Kenyan students want to organize another Intercultural Series session featuring their country! They also worked on a presentation on the dxni elements and ideas about Morocco they wanted to transmit to their audience during the event.

At the end of the event, our organizers were happy with the results and received many compliments on the food, dance and presentation.

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Following his speech, Moroccan students Hamza and Sara welcomed the audience both in Turkish and English. You are commenting using your Google account.

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You are commenting using your WordPress. Once their routine was complete, they also invited audience members and the rest of the Moroccan student group to join them on stage and finish the song together; the perfect opportunity to build up an appetite for the next and final part of the event!

They also added some interactive elements to their presentation in the form of a video showing the geographical diversity of their country, a fashion show to illustrate the various styles of traditional garbs, as well, of course, as the now almost traditional dance show created and directed by our Zambian student Dexter. AGU also had the pleasure of welcoming Moroccan students from a Kayserian high school who had come to the event to support their fellow citizens. He also underlined the fact that AGU is becoming a very popular university in Morocco, considered as a top quality university in Turkey; and that we should expect our Moroccan student body to grow year after year.

For this new Edition of this intercultural event, the organizers were happy to once again welcome a varied audience including students from AGU and other Kayseri universities, as well as administrative, Language School and Faculty staff members.

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Why not listen to some of the songs used during the event while you read this blog post: This second Intercultural Series session was held in daji afternoon of April 27 thjust over one month after the first event, where AGU members discovered the Kenyan culture, music and food. Fill in your details below or click hahino icon to log in: Tables were set up outside of the Conference Hall where the event took place and all participants were able to enjoy freshly brewed Moroccan mint tea and couscous a traditional Moroccan dish combining tender meat and vegetables in sauce with semolina while listening to a selection of Moroccan songs.

For that, the students had yanino opportunity to use the professional kitchen of the Kayserian Kalbim Restaurant.

You are commenting using your Facebook account. The students also made sure to integrate personal anecdotes and make parallels with their own lives in order to make the presentation more relatable and fun to follow.

Once again, we could also count on International Association member Dexter to create a dance choreography from scratch, this time integrating oriental elements to fit the rhythm of the upbeat Moroccan Reggata music selected by the Moroccans.