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Muswib Chit Chat and Çay


And it’s a wrap! Thank you to the lovely ladies who participated in MUSWIB’s first small meet up, ‘Chit, chat and çay’. It was an evening of great conversations, laughs, and of course çay! For those who couldn’t attend, keep an eye out for the next one(s).

13 Temmuz günü birbirinden değerli arkadaşlarımızla MUSWIB'in ilk buluşmasını, 'Chit, chat and çay'ı gerçekleştirdik. Güzel insanlarla, harika muhabbetler dolu bir gündü. Herkesin ayağına, yüreğine sağlık. İyi ki geldiniz. Bir sonraki toplantılarda görüşmek üzere!







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