During Girne American University’s (GAU) 30th anniversary celebration in its 2014-2015 Academic year, it is continuing to undertake developmental projects and investments without slowing down.

To the meeting that chaired by GAU Founding Rector and Chancellor of The Board Serhat Akpınar at the GAU Cyprus Kyrenia Campus Millenium Presidential Office meeting room was attended by the Vice Chancellors of the Board Olgun Üstün and Cemile Esenyel, Health Investment Coordinator Günhan Nalbantağlu, Le Chateau Lambousa Co-General Director Ufuk Çağa and Interior Designers Mukaddes Pala and Aykut Türker.

While Partner University Cyprus American University’s (KAU) process of restructuring was discussed as a priority at the carried out meeting, presentations on GAU Dental Clinic, University Hospital, Spa Centers and New College Campus also took place.

In the statement made by GAU Founding Rector and Chancellor of The Board Serhat Akpınar about the relevant issues, while they indicated that within the meeting they are close to completion point of related projects of partner university KAU, GAU Dental Clinic, University Hospitals, New College Campus and Spa Centers, he emphasized that they are making over the last adjustments. Akpınar, while underlying that as GAU their main purpose is to provide very crucial requirement especially health sector in the country under the context of social benefits and principal of community service and apart from that, with the spa centers opening within the Le Chateau Lambousa Hotel, he stated that they are planning to give service to people as soon as possible. Besides this, regarding the new campus planned for the American College, Akpınar said that they will put technological structures suitable to era and modern building which is open for development and for the Partner university established in Lefkoşa, he reported that they will be in operation as soon as possible with an educational field respectful for the cultural structure, reflecting the history to the present and suitable for the era.