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Bilkent Student Receives Grant to Attend Balkan
Parliament |
Sait Serkan Gürbüz (IR/III), has received a full grant
to participate in the Balkan Parliament, an international event,
which is organized with the support of the "Open Society Institute"
in Budapest. This event will take place at the American University
in Bulgaria from October 12-17, 2001. Besides speeches, workshops,
and field trips, the event centers on a Balkan Parliament simulation
that parallels the institutional structure of the European
Parliament and Council of Ministers. Admitted students receive a
certificate and a full grant, covering travel costs, hotel, and
board.
In the Balkan Parliament, Serkan will be playing the role of İsmail
Cem, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey. “I
will do my best to represent Turkey and Bilkent University.” Serkan
says.
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