Çankaya Houses, which Çankaya Municipality opened at 27 points of the district for the citizens to spend their free time efficiently, make a name for itself with colorful personalities and trainees from different countries.

In Çankaya Houses, where Çankaya Municipality serves Çankaya residents in different courses from hobby to vocational training, trainees from different countries continue to be the favorite of the courses with their colorful personalities while opening their doors to thousands of citizens of all ages.

While Çankaya Houses opening their doors to thousands of citizens of all ages, trainees from different countries continue to be the favorite of the courses with their colorful personalities, where Çankaya Municipality serves Çankaya residents in different courses from hobby to vocational training.

The spouses of Ankara Ambassadors of Latvia, Macedonia and Democratic Republic of Congo, who attend the sewing embroidery course at Bayraktar Çankaya House, which is almost the second home of Çankaya residents and is one of the 27 Çankaya Houses, are appreciated by the clothes they sew while adding color to the course.

Anta Spunde, wife of the Latvian Ambassador, Zvonko Mucunskı, wife of the Macedonian Ambassador, and Pauline Mulumba, wife of the Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have come a long way in their course with their trainer Saadet Kayalı in October. During the course that will last until June, they enjoy the course with their Turkish friends.

The spouses of the Ambassadors, who do not fell as being foreigners in the sewing and embroidery course with their handicraft skills, are looking forward to Tuesdays. The spouses who recommended the course to their diplomat wives also thanked Çankaya Mayor Alper Taşdelen, who offered this opportunity.

They Add Color to Çankaya House

They Add Color to Çankaya House