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An exhibition featuring paintings inspired by Istanbul has opened in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, bringing together art, music and cultural exchange.
Organized by members of the Healthy Living, Happy Aging Association, the exhibition is being hosted at the Sarajevo branch of the Yunus Emre Institute (YEE), a Turkish cultural organization that promotes language and cultural exchange.
The opening ceremony brought together YEE Vice President Omer Yildiz, Sarajevo YEE Director Mehmet Akif Yaman, association representatives and guests.
Speaking at the event, Yildiz highlighted the importance of cooperation between institutions and cultural exchange, while welcoming the active participation of older adults in social and cultural life.
The opening also featured musical performances by artist Neno Muric, who performed "Memleketim" and "Snijeg pade na behar, na voce."
Following a performance by the association's choir, guests were introduced to an anthem prepared by the association for its Healthy Aging Centers.
Association representatives thanked the Sarajevo Yunus Emre Institute for its cooperation and support.
The exhibition, showcasing paintings centered on Istanbul, will remain open to visitors until Nov. 6.
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