Construction and real estate companies from Ada at the Cyprus Festival.

The Ottoman Turkish Republic of Cyprus was joined by construction and real estate companies led by the Cyprus Turkish Builders Association (KTİMB) to participate in the 2nd Cyprus Cultural and Arts Festival.

Some of the island's leading construction and real estate companies are represented by the Cyprus Turkish Builders Association (KTİMB) in London. Last Sunday, the firms, opened their stands at the Cypriot Culture and Arts Festival in the Edmonton area of north London, presenting their projects and beautiful creations to visitors.

AKOL Group CEO Niyazi Şanal and KTİMB President Jafer Gürjafer

"We must strengthen our ties" The head of the Cyprus Turkish Builders Association, Jafer Gürjafer, highlighted the importance of the festival, saying: "We have to strengthen our ties again with people living outside Cyprus. That's why we participated in this festival. We are not here to buy or sell anything, we are here to support each other. "

Participation of 1 ORGANIZATION AND 9 COMPANIES

Nine construction and real estate firms came to London under the leadership of the Cyprus Turkish Builders Association. The leading companies on the island are as follows: AKOL Group, Dörter Construction, Döveç Group, Halken İnşaat, Northern Land Construction, Noyanlar Group, Omağ Development, Vision Group and White Lotus Development.

2 FESTIVAL

The visitors were delighted with the second edition of the festival, which featured performances from artists such as Ziynet Sali, Serel Yareli, Kelebekler Music Group, Major Band, Shifa, Cyprus Quartet, Mehmet Raif and Ata Kaya. The festival also featured the Gençsad dance group from Cyprus as well as Osman Balıkçıoğlu, who creates Cypriot art in London and has presented many successful performances. Public figures and a host of organizations and firms from our community who provided material and moral support also set up booths at the festival, which ran from about noon to evening. The coordinator of the event, Nafia Horozoglu, received maximum appreciation and the performance of the specially invited former Devet Bashkan of Northern Cyprus, Serdar Denktash, who sang a song of the local areas of Cyprus, was admired. Guests thoroughly enjoyed the festival, which began at noon and ended in the evening.