System and Generation

The System and Generation Association established in 2008 (Ankara) is a non-profit organization, with a directed mission to empower youth, through Global traveling projects and tours and breaking the cross culture barriers for sustainable cooperation at local, regional, national and international community circles.

System and Generation Office Ankara

As heterogeneity brings about opportunities to share, learn and grow from the journeys of others, it can be induced as a part of adopted systems to indoctrinate by interacting with people of different ideologies, gender, socio economic backgrounds, races and encircling the social uplifting of ethnic minorities around the world to add value build trust and create an inclusive environment, to strengthen positive relationships.

Beypazari, Ankara

Under the SNG system of travelling projects, I experienced a latitude of exploring creative activities, learning about the rich diversity of cultural elements inclusive of new ideas, customs and traditions and social behavior in the integrated and dynamic elements of their society such as tasting the language, visiting vocational centers, engaging in creative learning and educational activities and meeting the delegates from a vast number of cross road cultures around the world.

I have been through an amazing experience traveling bit by bit through their cultural fluid and assimilating the fact that cultural diversity is actually no barrier in bringing individuals without jeopardizing their beliefs on one united platform.

Cultural & Tourism Dir Office

My highlighting moment was visiting Beypazari, a small town in Ankara where I had the greatest of splendid moments, visiting different schools and colleges and meeting children from variegated cultural back grounds. These myriads have given me a new exposition, to their sundry of traditional foods, custom and traditional practices and colorful festivities which symbolized their core belief in bringing peace and harmony around the world.

City of Carrots Beypazari

I had tasted many finest delicacies of the cuisines from local and traditional markets selling a variety of their local dry fruits, with a kick of flavor, I never tasted before.

I had the honor of meeting the Cultural Tourism Director, Mr. Zafar Poyraz and shared views about the agenda of the project activities and the significance of bringing cultures together.