Ankara, March 6 – Judges, prosecutors, and courthouse personnel convened for an iftar (fast-breaking) dinner organized by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Ankara Courthouse. The event, held on the evening of March 6, 2026, highlighted the spirit of unity, solidarity, and brotherhood during the holy month of Ramadan.
High-Ranking Officials Attend Iftar
The iftar program was hosted by Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor Gökhan Karaköse. Several high-ranking officials from the Turkish judiciary and Ministry of Justice were in attendance, underscoring the significance of the gathering.
Among the notable attendees were:
- Burak Ceyhan, Deputy Minister of Justice
- Bülent Küfüdür, Cengiz Aydemir, Hakan Yüksel, and Çetin Arslan, members of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK)
- Müjgan Karyağdı, Deputy Secretary General of the HSK
- Murat İlhan, President of the Ankara Justice Commission
- Ayhan Biltekin, Member of the Ankara Justice Commission
- Halil İnal, Chief Public Prosecutor of the Ankara Regional Court of Justice (BAM)
- Mustafa Köroğlu, President of Ankara Bar Association No. 1
- Gökhan Ağdemir, President of Ankara Bar Association No. 2
The event also saw the participation of Burhan Bölükbaşı, Chief Public Prosecutor of Ankara West; Aydın Aksu, President of the Ankara West Justice Commission; Deputy Chief Public Prosecutors from both Ankara and Ankara West; court presidents; judges; public prosecutors; and numerous courthouse staff.
Emphasis on Unity and Brotherhood
Speaking at the program, Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor Karaköse emphasized that the month of Ramadan strengthens feelings of solidarity and brotherhood. He extended his gratitude to all participants for their presence at the iftar, which brought together personnel from various departments of the judiciary at the same table.
The gathering served as a platform for members of the Ankara judicial community to foster stronger collegial bonds and reinforce the communal spirit inherent in Ramadan. Such events are crucial for promoting a sense of camaraderie and mutual support among legal professionals and staff who work together daily.
A Tradition of Ramadan Gatherings
The iftar program is part of a broader tradition of communal gatherings during Ramadan, designed to bring people together and promote shared values. For the judiciary, these events provide an opportunity for reflection and strengthening professional relationships outside the formal courtroom setting.
The participation of a wide range of judicial and administrative personnel from different levels and departments of the Ankara judiciary highlights the inclusive nature of the event and its importance in fostering a cohesive working environment.
