Mardin Youth and Culture House

Mardin Youth and Culture House, which was opened as part of the Southeast Anatolia Project (SAP) created to develop the people in southeast Anatolian cities, prepares hundreds of young people for the future every year. Mardin Youth and Culture House opened in 2001 to develop the public on a wide range of issues, from transportation services to strengthening the industry, from the development of mining technologies to solving the infrastructural problems. Aiming to improve the Turkish youth's perspective on art, design and technology, this place was also part of the GAP project launched in all Southeast Anatolian cities. The main mission of Mardin Youth and Culture House, which continues its activities to contribute to the socio-economic development of Turkish youth and to adopt the entrepreneurial spirit to them; to create a separate platform for all the work carried out on young people in the region. Providing awareness and solutions to the problems of young people in the region, the place also describes the right of young people to take initiative in the solution-content steps that need to be taken against the problems. Mardin Youth and Culture House, which supports social development very much, has been operating for 19 years, especially with the principle that "Youth is the extension of society to the future."