Backgammon Tournament in New York, Cultural Event Bringing Turkish Community Together
The backgammon tournament held in the Long Island region of New York witnessed a colorful event with the intense participation of the Turkish community. Sponsored by USA Trabzon Sports President Ekrem Aydın and organized by Servet Çelik, the tournament became a platform for Turks to strengthen their cultural ties and compete in friendly competition. The tournament was packed with participants from different age groups and from various regions.
Traditional Backgammon Excitement
The backgammon tournament brought together lovers of this traditional game, which is an important part of Turkish culture. Among the participants were well-known names such as media consultant Melih Göğebakan. In the tournament that lasted all day long, backgammon lovers took part in a friendly competition, while at the same time there were pleasant moments that strengthened cultural solidarity. It was observed that especially Turkish citizens living in the US strengthen their social ties and keep their cultural heritage alive with such events.
In the tournament, experienced backgammon players and newcomers met at the same tables and had fun despite their different skill levels. The tournament, where competition was fierce, was also instrumental in establishing new friendships. While the participants enjoyed the excitement of the traditional game, the atmosphere of friendship throughout the tournament drew attention.
Cultural Ties Strengthened
The tournament went beyond being just a gaming event and became a platform that strengthened the cultural ties of the Turkish community. While the participants had the opportunity to socialize while playing backgammon, the warm and friendly atmosphere of the organization added a different color to the tournament. The organization reinforced the spirit of solidarity and unity of the Turkish community. Emphasizing the importance of organizing such events frequently, the participants expressed their wishes for similar events to continue.
Sponsor Ekrem Aydın expressed his pleasure for supporting the tournament and stated that such events that bring the Turkish community together are of great importance in terms of reinforcing cultural ties. Aydın stated that he will continue to support such social organizations in the future. He also stated that such events provide an important opportunity for Turkish youth living in the United States. Stating that the transfer of Turkish culture to young generations through such events is a great achievement, Aydın said that they plan to organize organizations with wider participation in the future.
Awards were given to the winners
At the end of the tournament, prizes were distributed to the successful participants. After a fierce competition throughout the day, the most successful backgammon players received their prizes. The participants left the event satisfied with the friendly atmosphere. Tournament organizer Servet Çelik expressed his satisfaction that the event was well attended and emphasized that such events are extremely valuable in terms of bringing the Turkish community together and keeping the cultural heritage alive.
The participants of the tournament stated that such social and cultural events not only contribute to having fun but also to strengthening the sense of solidarity and unity among the Turkish community. Participants stated that the events are not only game-based, but also provide opportunities for social cohesion and cultural exchange, and that such events should be organized more frequently.
Solidarity Spirit of the Turkish Community
This backgammon tournament, which attracted great interest among Turks living in New York, also showed the commitment to Turkish culture and how strong this culture is among Turks living in the United States. Traditional games like backgammon contribute to bringing the Turkish community together and preserving cultural heritage. Such organizations play an important role for Turks to keep their culture alive in America and pass it down through generations.
