The Ceramic Solidarity Wall was opened with a ceremony

The Ceramic Solidarity Wall was opened with a ceremony

The 'Ceramic Solidarity Wall,' implemented by Nilüfer Municipality in Bursa, was inaugurated with a ceremony. Completed with the support of various schools, including those with special needs students, ceramic enthusiasts, and artists, the artwork has become one of the most colorful and tangible examples of Nilüfer's 'barrier-free city' vision.

The 'Ceramic Solidarity Wall' was opened at a ceremony held at the İbrahim Yazıcı Stadium. Students and teachers from the project's stakeholders

– Hacı Mehmet Zorlu Special Education Vocational School, Bizim Ev Disabled Social Life Center, Alara Secondary School, Contemporary Life Support Association (ÇYDD), and Çağdaş Eğitim Kooperatifi (ÇEK) Kır Çiçekleri

– were present at the ceremony. Prepared with the technical support of volunteer ceramic artists Adnan Baysan, Vedat Dinç, Figen Özden, and Sinem Yayman, the panel, the product of months of hard work, took its place on the wall. "Nilüfer is a city of solidarity," said Nilüfer Mayor Şadi Özdemir, emphasizing that solidarity is at the heart of Nilüfer. "This wall of the İbrahim Yazıcı Stadium will tell completely different stories from now on. And the heroes of this story are our children; their hands, their patience, and their efforts.

Today, we see once again that obstacles can only be overcome when we are together." Mayor Şadi Özdemir stated that the project was a shared journey that began in November 2025 and was completed with the merging of pieces shaped in different workshops, adding, "Here we saw how beautifully hands working independently complement each other. This work will make our special children much more visible in city life." - BURSA