International Turkish Hope School participated in the International Festival of Language and Culture (Color of the world) which was held in Bangkok on the 15 February 2015 with the performance of Mostary Ahmed Patwary. Mostary sang the song `Dhim Thana` among 20 different countries performances in their native languages. One of the most prominent and elite theaters of Bangkok was cheered up with the hilarious presentations of students. Bangladesh, Senegal, US, France, Albania, Mongolia, Bulgaria, Indonesia and Philippines were some of the countries. Emotional moments were lived when the day of separation came for the students. To see more picture please Visit https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008538044934 Friday, February 20, 2015
Momy Performed in IFLC, Thailand
International Turkish Hope School participated in the International Festival of Language and Culture (Color of the world) which was held in Bangkok on the 15 February 2015 with the performance of Mostary Ahmed Patwary. Mostary sang the song `Dhim Thana` among 20 different countries performances in their native languages. One of the most prominent and elite theaters of Bangkok was cheered up with the hilarious presentations of students. Bangladesh, Senegal, US, France, Albania, Mongolia, Bulgaria, Indonesia and Philippines were some of the countries. Emotional moments were lived when the day of separation came for the students. To see more picture please Visit https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008538044934
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