Alperen Ocakları is expanding to Balkan countries.

The Alperen Ocakları Education, Culture, and Solidarity Foundation is expanding into the Balkan countries. The first step of this project will be taken in Denizli.

The Alperen Ocakları Education, Culture, and Solidarity Foundation is opening up to the Balkan countries. The first step will be taken through Denizli. The work that has been carried out for nearly a year has now reached its final stage. Under the leadership of General President Alican Kocaman, Deputy General Presidents İsmail Gemi and Mustafa Çıtak, Yusuf Eryıldız, the Deputy Provincial President responsible for Organizations and External Relations of Denizli Alperen Ocakları, has taken on an important task in this regard. The deputy presidents of Denizli, who have taken on a significant mission to spread the Alperen Ocakları to the Balkan countries, are experiencing the joy of bringing the project to its final stage.

“We rolled up our sleeves for the project”
After the reading of the Holy Quran in memory of our martyrs, especially the late Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu, and a charitable meal held in honor of the past at the lodge, Eryıldız was sent off to Kosovo with prayers and takbirs. Evaluating the purpose and the efforts of the project, he stated, “In the project that we have been meticulously working on for a year, we rolled up our sleeves to activate our project as a result of consultations with my General President Alican Kocaman, our Deputy General Presidents İsmail Gemi, Mustafa Çıtak, and Denizli Provincial President Samet Can Akyol, who have not spared their support. Here, we received the greatest strength from our headquarters. I thank my friends and organization members who deemed me worthy of such a valuable duty.”

“We believed, if we believe, we can do it”
Speaking to the organization members and citizens, Eryıldız said, “As an Alperen worthy of this noble cause left to us by our President Muhsin, there should be no doubt that I will continue our struggle with great dedication.” He added, “There will certainly be obstacles ahead of us on this path. There will be those who wish to sabotage us, those who wish to slander us. But these will never deter an Alperen from his path. As our President Muhsin said, ‘We believed, and if we believe, we can do it. Whatever the cost, we will bear it.’ We are the children of President Muhsin. Pressure cannot break us. Our primary goal is to first open our lodge in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, where I have studied. With God’s permission and your prayers, we will work for the cause of Nizam-ı Alem Ilayi Kelimetullah in all Balkan countries and wave our flag proudly.”