World Peace University (WPU) proudly held its first graduation ceremony for the Spring Term of the 2024–2025 Academic Year with great enthusiasm and pride.
The ceremony, held at the Mehmet Altınbaş Conference Hall, was attended by Minister of National Education Nazım Çavuşoğlu, Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation Erhan Arıklı, Director of Higher Education at the Ministry of National Education Behçet Çelebi, Director of the Department of Culture Şirin Zaimağaoğlu, WPU Board of Trustees Chairman Sofu Altınbaş, WPU Board Member and Former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of Turkey Mehmet Hadi Tunç, Board Member Sedef Altınbaş, and senior executives from Altınbaş Holding, Credit West Bank, Credit West Insurance, and Alpet, as well as academics, graduating students, and their families.
In his speech, Minister of National Education Nazım Çavuşoğlu congratulated the graduates and emphasized that education is a lifelong journey. He expressed his hope that graduates would become individuals who contribute not only to their own countries but also to all of humanity, and wished them success in their new life journeys.
Minister of Public Works and Transport Prof. Dr. Erhan Arıklı also praised the rapid progress of the university, noting that it was commendable, and emphasized the role of scientific production and education in national development.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees Sofu Altınbaş expressed pride in the university’s achievements in such a short time and congratulated both the graduating students and the academic staff who contributed to this success.
The ceremony also marked a change in the university’s administration. Rector Prof. Dr. Ahmet Alpay Dikmen handed over his duties to Prof. Dr. Behiye Çavuşoğlu. Both rectors delivered speeches during the handover, sharing messages of hope and determination for the university’s future vision.
World Peace University’s first graduation ceremony concluded with the presentation of diplomas, the traditional cap toss, and a group photo session. The event was recorded as a historic day for both the university and its graduates.
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