Member List

Human and Civilization Movement

Short Introduction
Human and Civilization Movement Association is a society that aims to build a better world of the future with the valuable experience it has gained from its past. It has delegations and branches throughout Turkey. The roots of the Human and Civilization Movement are college youths which comes together around the National Turkish Tribal Association and the Akincilar Association in the 70s and who later became the voice of Islam in those lands. With MTHB in the 1970s and the Akincilar Society that propels its development, Human and Civilization Movement today have a 40-year history of extensive records and experience.

Activities
To provide financial and moral support to organizations working in accordance with their professions and associations; including students, teachers, scientists, researchers, doctors, engineers, lawyers, authors, illustrators, artists, sportsmen,
Having sportive activities in every branch,
To do necessary organizations; Emergency aid, lifesaving, search and rescue activities in disaster areas, medicine donation, blood donation, health advisory services and so on,
To work towards the development of environmental awareness, to cooperate with related institutions and organizations to support activities in this area.

President
Kemal Ozden
He was born in 1974 in Gallipoli Biga. After completing his first and secondary education years in Biga, Ankara vocational high school of finance, then he graduated from the Faculty of Management, Istanbul University. In 1999, he was rewarded the title of SMMM. Kemal ÖZDEN, who has been an independent financial consultant since 2000, is a manager in an audit and consulting firm. Kemal ÖZDEN has been the founding delegation of the Human and Civilization Movement, serving as a long-term president of the association in Avcilar Science Culture and Service Foundation. Kemal OZDEN, who has lifelong experience in the movement, was elected as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Human and Civilization Movement after the last election in its general assembly.