With the richness of Turkish culture, tradition and art and an evening filled with music and singing together,
The international cultural event "Mostar Summer 2026" has prepared two more events for the audience, which are
completed the summer atmosphere in Mostar.
Organized by the Yunus Emre Institute, the event "Days
Turkey" which offered visitors a program filled with the richness of Turkish culture, art and
a tradition for all generations.
"We have been organizing this event in Sarajevo for four years in a row. Our colleagues from Mostar
The Institute has had a very strong desire for something like this to happen in Mostar for a long time. This year
we fulfilled their wish and came to Mostar. We are aware that the 'Mostar Summer' is not only a symbol
Mostar, but also Herzegovina-Neretva canton and that it is followed a lot. To be part of such a manifestation
It is a great honor for us, first of all, and since the establishment of our Institute branch in Mostar, we have been striving to
we will be with the event ' Mostar summer' and through financial and other support. Aware of the structure and
multiculturalism here in Mostar, we have adapted our program precisely to that. I really have to
to praise my colleagues from the organizing team ' Mostar summer' who warmly welcomed this idea and no
"just this one today, because in addition to this, we have several other activities within the event," he pointed out.
Mehmet Akif Yaman, coordinator of the Yunus Emre Institute Bosnia and Herzegovina.
As part of the "Turkey Days" program, the audience had the opportunity to attend numerous activities: workshops
traditional arts, Turkish traditional archery, games and entertainers for children, then try
original Turkish ice cream from Maras, traditional Turkish baklava and see the School's exhibition and concert
guitars "Galeb" Jablanica. A special program for the youngest "Happy Hour" was also organized with the beloved Kiket.
The highlight of tonight's program was the attractive performance of Ankara Havalan (Ankara Folk Dance), which
presented the richness of Turkish tradition and folklore art in a unique way.
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