ANKARA (IGFA) – Detailed information about the meeting of OECD education ministers with the participation of the Minister of National Education Mahmut Ozer in Paris is available on the official website of the ministry.
Minister Ozer, in his assessment at the meeting, said that the continuation of contacts between Canada and Turkey at the level of the ministry and the president from previous periods brings them joy.
“We are pleased that relations between Canada and Turkey in the field of education have improved over the past 10 years,” Minister Ozer said, adding: “A total of 2,857 Turkish citizens, 66 of whom are state scholarship holders, continue their education. in higher education institutions in your country. A total of 218 Canadian students continue their education in higher education institutions in our country, 3 of which are within the framework of Turkish scholarships. I have no doubt that these young people we host will strengthen the bridge of friendship between our communities.” he said.
Minister Ozer said that the mutual increase in the number of students in both countries over the years has created important opportunities for the development of educational relations.
Ozer in his speech drew attention to the following issues:
“We are pleased to bring our relationship with Canada to the level of agreements in an increasingly globalized field of education. For this purpose, it is very important to quickly implement the “Agreements on cooperation in the field of culture and education”, which are developed and submitted to the authorities of your country. With your support, we look forward to deepening our cooperation with Canada in the field of education and culture, accelerating the process of concluding these agreements. About three months ago, we hosted Senate President George Frey and his delegation at the Department of National Education. I spoke with him about the importance of moving our relations to the level of agreements. Mr. President also stated that he was of the same opinion and that they would work to expedite the process. If we make progress on these issues, we will have a legal basis to strengthen our relationship.”
Gordon Wyant, Minister of Higher Education for the Canadian province of Saskatchewan and Chairman of the Council of Education Ministers of Canada, said that one of the issues that they attach great importance to in their international work strategies is working together in education. Noting that they value interactions between universities in this context, Wyant said, “We believe this type of collaboration is an important opportunity for our students and researchers to add value to both our country and your country.” he said.
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