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MAYA symbolizes the very ancient traditions on which the roots of this nation are based. Human love, a sense of freedom, working, sharing, shouldering the fallen form the indispensables of this sublime character. Our concern is to “revive” this yeast, which has enabled us to survive for thousands of years, with our 21 million young people, to start thinking and talking again, and to prepare today’s “effective power” together by taking action.<\/p>\n
Maya is not a political entity. Maya is a “thinking together” movement that wants to open up politics. We are together to think, to realize together, to tell what we have noticed and to turn it into benefit.<\/p>\n
Maya’s only goal is to do the right things for our country and our future. Being impartial, staying independent, being able to think scientifically and realistically are the basic principles. In order to protect these, it does not establish an organic bond with any person, institution or organization other than its natural members, and does not accept financial or in-kind aid other than the costs of the activities it will carry out. The costs of all projects to be realized are covered by our members, volunteers and project partners on a project basis.<\/p>\n
Every activity of Maya, how the activity budgets are created and income-expenditure statements are open to the public in accordance with our core values \u200b\u200bof ‘honesty, transparency and accountability’.<\/p>\n
Maya aimed to establish a roof that touches today and solves daily problems as well as producing projects for the future of our country and our people. For this, while we produce projects on how our country’s water policies can be shaped, how education policies should prepare our youth for the next century, artificial intelligence studies, the effects of our country’s demographic structure on the next century, on the other hand, problems such as dormitory, cafeteria, and resource supply to increase the quality of life of students. He will talk about the emerging professional groups, talk about the needs of young people who are interested in software.<\/p>\n
It will try to be present in all areas of life, from organizing concerts and conversations that we will enjoy together, to meeting experts in their fields with those who want to have knowledge in that field, aiming to overcome our “instilled” sense of loneliness and our “taught” complexes. No matter who it comes from, he will applaud what he believes to be right, and he will try to correct the wrong.<\/p>\n
We Fermented are no different from you. We are a few of the millions of people who, like you, love their country and people, know their past, think they deserve better than today, and believe they can do it.<\/p>\n
We are students, lawyers, unemployed who come together without knowing each other, only realizing that we have common concerns, worrying about daily problems like you-she-they, worrying about the future, struggling to make a living\u2026 We are ‘you’.<\/p>\n
Join us, give your opinion and let’s do it together. Let’s meet the future coming towards us together.<\/p>\n
Let’s build our future together,<\/p>\n
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