Bilal Erdoğan: The development of Syria is the peace of the Turkish people

The Syrian Doctors Association Establishment Congress was held hosted by Ibn Haldun University. Syrian Doctors Board Association President Dr. Adil Alsaedi stated that they have come a long way and said: 'Finally, we found the hearts to support us. We would like to express our gratitude especially to the Republic of Türkiye and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. During the war years, Türkiye opened its doors to the Syrian people, many of us received education here. We graduated from their universities. 'Today, allowing the establishment of a professional association that brings together Syrian doctors has a very deep meaning.' he said.

Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, who came together with Syrian doctors at Ibn Haldun University, mentioned that very good brotherhoods and friendships have been established in Türkiye and said, "The development of Syria is the welfare and peace of the Turkish people. I believe that for free Syria to return to normal and to build a prosperous, stable and reliable environment again, we are very happy to see the Syrian people, who grew up in this process in Türkiye and sprouted on Turkish soil, in Syria again." Mentioning that Syria is one of the largest centers of the region, Erdoğan stated that the country will grow 10 times again and that Türkiye will support this process, and said, "Together, with God's permission, we will prove to the whole world that a homeland can be restored more perfectly than ever before, through people's own efforts."

Stating that Ibn Haldun University is one of the strongest social science centers in Türkiye, Bilal Erdoğan said, 'He will do his best in Syria's academic studies in this field. It will continue to provide strong support for all Syrian institutions to rise again and become stronger than before. "I know very well that Syrian doctors will work to make their country's health system as strong as Türkiye's," he said.

The speaker at the congress was Dr. Muhammed Nourdinami said, 'If you really want to understand a story, you have to go back to the beginning. The first part of our story was written in 2011.' Nourdinami, who said that the only goal of all of us at that time was to become a doctor, stated that he took on a heavy responsibility and added: 'Despite the pain I encountered every day in field hospitals and the war environment I lived in, I found patience and determination in myself. The greater the pain, the stronger the desire to continue becomes a motivation. "Our pain is over now, I have two different countries, two different languages, two different worlds," he said.