Naming, definitions and objectives

Chapter One: Naming and Definitions

Article (01): This system is called (the internal system for:

“Humanitarian Network for Education, Science and Culture”.

Article (02): According to the provisions of this system and the provisions of the laws of the licensing country, an independent, non-profit, developmental, cultural and charitable humanitarian business network shall be established under the name “The Humanitarian Business Network for Education, Science and Culture” and referred to as “HNECS” for short. It shall have a legal personality and an independent financial liability.

Article (03): The main headquarters is in the city of Antioch in the Hatay region of the Republic of Turkey, and branches may be established in the rest of the Turkish cities by a decision of the Administrative Board as the need arises.

Article (04): Branches can be established in Arab and foreign countries and within the applicable laws of the sponsoring country, as well as by a decision of the Board of Directors, as required by capabilities and need.

Article (05): The words and expressions mentioned below shall have the meanings shown opposite each of them, unless the context or the context of the text indicates otherwise:

(HNESC): Humanitarian Business Network for Education, Science and Culture

System: Network Internal System (HNESC)

Founding Members: The group of members who signed the minutes of the founding meeting.

The Board of Trustees: the sum of the founding members and partners affiliated with the network in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw, and they are a group of legal personalities who are distinguished by a prestigious position in society, leadership in their work, and their distinguished contribution to education, science, culture, and development. They are men of thought, economics, politics, media, law, and society.

Board of Directors: The Board elected by the General Assembly from among its members.

Ordinary Meeting: The periodic meeting of the organization called by the Chairman of the Board of Directors at least once a year, and its decisions are issued by the majority of its attending members.

Extraordinary meeting: It is the meeting of the members of the network to which one-third of the members of the Board of Directors or 25% of the members of the Board of Trustees invite to discuss any exceptional or emergency issues.

Internal Bylaws: They are the internal bylaws that explain and explain the provisions of this system and regulate the work of the network.

Bank: The bank in which network funds are deposited.

Chairman: Chairman of the Board of Directors.

 

Chapter Two: Objectives and Means

First: the goals

Article (06): Inspired by the reasons for partnership and cooperation, Hanesek seeks to achieve the following goals:

Spreading the culture of community awareness.
Helping afflicted peoples and crisis countries in the field of education, science and culture.
Enabling students in afflicted and crisis countries at all levels of education to complete their educational attainment.
Improving the quality of education in all its stages and pioneering educational outcomes.
Paying attention to training and development through holding training courses, intellectual and cultural forums, and scientific conferences aimed at spreading education, science and culture globally.
Creation of productive charitable endowment projects that improve the social, cultural and educational structure of human society.
Spreading a culture of environmental awareness to achieve sustainable development through training courses, conferences and exhibitions.

Second: the means

Article (07): The network seeks to achieve its objectives through working by all legitimate and peaceful means, methods, and methods, the most important of which are:

Establishing partnership and networking relations with economic and investment bodies and entities and local, regional and international organizations active in the field of education, science and culture.
Conducting studies, research, publishing, and carrying out activities and raising awareness through the media in all its forms.
Holding training and qualifying courses, seminars, workshops, economic and cultural conferences, participatory and cooperative events, and dialogue and discussion panels.
Organizing scientific and cultural festivals, folk and heritage arts, and platforms of excellence for scientific and intellectual creativity.
Establishing a multimedia library, a website, and issuing publications.

Membership provisions

Chapter One: Terms of Membership/ End of Membership/ Penalties

Article (08): Terms of membership in the network:

Full membership within the Network shall be enjoyed by persons, institutions, economic companies and organizations as follows:

1) All members, institutions, economic companies and organizations that signed the Memorandum of Association.

2) All members, institutions, economic companies and affiliate organizations of the network after the founding conference.

Article (09): Admission of Independent Individuals:

Independent members are accepted according to the following steps:

1) To submit a written application for affiliation to the elected membership committee.

2) To undertake to work towards achieving the goals of the organization with all sincerity, honesty, transparency and sincerity.

3) That the writing is committed to the objectives and literature of the network.

The application is submitted to the chairman of the membership committee in the network, and the committee must decide on the application within a period not exceeding one month from the date of its submission and submit it to the chairman of the board of directors for approval, and the lapse of a month without deciding on the applicant’s application is considered acceptance, and whoever rejects his application may appeal to the Control and Transparency Authority within One month from the date of notifying him of the refusal.

Article (10): Acceptance of economic institutions and companies

Admission requirements apply to economic institutions and companies according to the following criteria:

1- Its vision of education, science and culture stems from the principle of sensing the “moral and human” responsibility in spreading science and knowledge as a right for every human being.

2- Be licensed and engage in economic, tourism, investment and cultural activity within the legal frameworks in the country in which you are located.

3- It is administratively independent and its decisions stem only from itself.

4- Have a high degree of transparency, credibility, and social responsibility towards building the individual, family, and society.

The application for joining the network shall be submitted to the Chairman of the Membership Committee in writing or electronically. The provisions for accepting independent members mentioned in Article 9 apply to economic institutions and companies, in addition to the institution or company appointing its representative or liaison in charge of communicating with the network.

Article (11): Acceptance of organizations

Admission requirements apply to organizations according to the following criteria:

1- Its vision of education, science and culture stems from the principle of sensing the “moral and human” responsibility in spreading science and knowledge as a right for every human being.

2- Its international legal reference for human rights.

3- Do not place any discriminatory condition in the conditions of membership that violates the rights of citizenship.

4- It is administratively independent and its decisions stem only from itself.

5- Contribute to the political process through its members in a way that enhances civil trends.

6- Neutrality towards nationalities, religions, and sects, and developing the values of acquaintance and moral and civilized openness.

7- It renounces violence and does not practice or support any military action.

8 Acceptance of the Network’s papers and bylaws.

9 is not part of any political, party or governmental framework.

The application for joining the network shall be submitted to the Chairman of the Membership Committee in writing or electronically. The provisions for accepting independent members mentioned in Article 9 apply to organizations in addition to the organization’s appointment of its representative or liaison element in charge of communicating with the network.

Article (12): When a member commits any violation that contradicts the provisions of the Law and this Bylaw, the Board of Directors has the right to take the following actions, after hearing his opinion:

Alert and blame.
Verbal warning.
Written warning.
Membership freeze.
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Article (13): Membership status lapses in one of the following cases:

In the event of a person’s death.
Loss of the member’s legal capacity.
Resignation after fulfilling all obligations and vacating the covenant that he owes.
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Article (14): The cessation of membership for reasons other than death does not preclude the claim of the organization’s rights towards the member, including the unpaid covenant.

Article (15): When an original member commits any violation that contradicts the provisions of the Law and this Bylaw, the Board of Directors has the right to take the following actions, after hearing its opinion:

Alert and blame.
Verbal warning.
Written warning.
Membership freeze.
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Article (16): All decisions must be justified in the Authority’s decision and duly announced.

Chapter Two: Rights and Duties

Article (17): A network member shall have the following rights:

Attending the organization’s meetings and expressing his opinions and proposals on the topics and issues for discussion.
Vote on network decisions.
Nomination and election to the membership of the Board of Directors or the Oversight Committee and other bodies of the network.
Participate in the training and qualification courses organized by the organization in accordance with the internal regulations and provisions of this system.
Any other privileges enjoyed by network members will be agreed upon.

Article (18): The network member shall abide by the following duties:

Attend network meetings and any meetings that require his attendance or are invited by the Board of Directors or the Oversight Committee.
Execute the tasks entrusted to him by the network and the Board of Directors.
Adhere to the provisions of the law and the internal regulations of the network when carrying out any tasks and actions related to the network’s activity.
Striving towards achieving the objectives of the network through the means specified in this system and internal regulations.
Not to be affiliated with any organization whose objectives and actions conflict with the objectives of the network.
Refrain from any action that would impede the network’s work, distort its work, or include offense to its objectives.

Chapter Three: Organizational Structure

Article (19): The organizational structure of the organization consists of the following:

Board of Trustees.
Board of Directors.
Oversight and Transparency Committee.
Specialized executive committees approved by the Administrative Board to carry out their duties.
Branches of the organization in Arab and foreign cities and countries.

Chapter One: The Board of Trustees – its composition and tasks

Article (20): The Board of Trustees is the highest authority in the network, and it consists of all the founding members, associate members, and legal personalities of intellectuals, economists, politicians, media, law, and social activists in the field of education, science, and culture, and who have fulfilled the membership obligations contained in this system, and its decisions are binding on all its members as long as it does not conflict with the law and the provisions of this system.

Article (21): The meeting of the Board of Trustees shall be valid in the presence of the absolute majority of the number of its registered members (half + 1). The case is valid for those of the members who attended.

Article (22): The regular decisions of the Board of Trustees are issued by a majority of the votes of its members.

Article (23): The Board of Trustees, in its regular meetings, shall exercise the following duties and powers:

Approving the general policies and strategic plans necessary for the network’s activities.
Approving the reports of the Board of Directors and the Oversight Committee for the ended fiscal year and approving its work plan for the next stage.
Discussing and approving the network’s financial report and final annual account, which includes the network’s revenues and expenses and its financial position for the past fiscal year.
Discuss and approve the estimated annual budget for the new fiscal year.
Amending the statute.
Election of the Chairman and members of the Board of Directors and the Oversight Committee.
Approving the establishment of a branch/branches of the network and approving its organization (the system or regulations of the branches).
Approving the internal regulations of the network of all kinds.
Any other matters presented by the Board of Directors or one of the members and included in its agenda.

Article (24): The Board of Trustees shall hold extraordinary meetings at the invitation of a third of the members of the Board of Directors or at the request of 25% of the members of the Board of Trustees to discuss the following matters:

Modify the network platform.
Dissolving or merging the network, and in the event of a merger, it must be with an organization that has the same general objectives.
Withdrawal of confidence from all or some members of the Board of Directors or the Oversight Committee.
Approval of selling, mortgaging, or arranging in-kind rights over part of the network’s property in order to achieve its goals and carry out its activities in a manner that does not conflict with the provisions of this bylaw.

Article (25): Extraordinary decisions of the Board of Trustees are issued with the approval of two-thirds of the members of the Board of Trustees.

A network member is not entitled to participate in voting if he has a personal interest in the decision submitted for voting other than the election.

A member is not entitled to delegate any other person who represents him to attend the meetings of the Board of Trustees or to vote on his behalf.

Article (26): The sessions of the Board of Trustees meetings are recorded in minutes signed by the Chairman and the Chairman of the Control and Transparency Committee, and documented in the Network’s records.

Chapter Two: The Board of Directors – its composition and functions

Article (27): The management of the organization is undertaken by a board of directors to implement the decisions of the board of trustees and conduct the organization’s activity in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw.

Article (28): The Board of Directors consists of (8) members elected by the Board of Trustees from among its members by direct secret ballot. The next four members of the winners will be reserve members, and the term of membership of the network’s board of directors is determined by one year from the date of election.

Article (29): A candidate for membership of the Board of Directors must:

Not be less than 25 years old.
To have at least a university degree.
He must not have taken any of the procedures (4,3,2) stipulated in Article (11) of this Law against him.

Article (30): The Board of Directors holds its first meeting immediately after its election and elects from among its members a chairman and a rapporteur, and the rest of the tasks are distributed to the Board of Directors by the Chairman of the Board of Directors or by consensus or according to the number of votes obtained by each member.

Article (31): The Board of Directors assumes the following functions:

01 Preparing the internal regulations organizing the work of the network.

02 Conclusion of contracts and agreements with third parties in a manner that does not contradict the provisions of the law and this system.

03 Determine the bank to which the network funds will be deposited.

04 Preparing projects for activities and programs related to the network’s activities, and searching for funding for them in accordance with

The provisions of this system and the internal regulations.

05 Appointing an executive director for the network from among its members and defining his duties.

06 Preparing the draft estimated budget for the new fiscal year and presenting it to the General Assembly

for his approval.

07 Proposing a project to amend the articles of association, dissolution, merger, or voluntary division, and presenting that

The General Assembly must approve and ratify it in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw.

08 Preparing the final account project for the past fiscal year and reviewing and presenting the accounting report

to the General Assembly for approval.

Preparing the financial and administrative systems for the employees of the network.
Appointing the workers necessary for the network and looking into matters of their appointment, full-time compensation and accounting, if necessary.
Forming a permanent or temporary technical committee/committees to carry out specific tasks stipulated in the decision to form them.
Preparing the network’s work plan and presenting it to the General Assembly for approval.
Preparing and preparing for holding the ordinary, extraordinary and electoral general assembly meetings in

scheduled dates.

Agreeing to participate or be affiliated with any local, regional or international bloc concerned with education

sciences and culture in a way that does not contradict the provisions of this system.

Follow up the students benefiting from the educational sponsorship system provided by the network, and submit periodic reports to the donor agencies.

Article (32): The Board of Directors meets periodically at the invitation of its chairman or his representative during his absence at least once every two months.

Article (33):

A member of the Board of Directors may not fail to attend its meetings except with an acceptable excuse submitted to the Chairman of the Network or his representative at least twenty-four hours before the date of the meeting, and the Chairman or his representative shall decide on the request.

2 . Membership in the Board of Directors ends in one of the following cases:

a. Failure to attend three consecutive meetings without an acceptable excuse.

B. withdrawal or resignation.

c. Withdrawal of confidence in the decision of the General Assembly.

Dr.. Availability of any of the reasons for the termination of membership stipulated in this system.

Article (34): One of the reserve members shall be replaced to fill the vacant position in the Board of Directors. If the vacant positions exceed the number of reserve members, the General Assembly shall elect from among its members one who will occupy the remaining vacant positions along with two reserve members, at its first regular meeting.

Article (35): The decisions of the Board of Directors shall be issued by an absolute majority of the number of its members present, and when the number of votes is equal, the side of the meeting chairperson will prevail.

Article (36): The minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors are recorded in minutes signed by all the members present and documented in the network’s records.

Article (37): The Board of Directors consists of:

Chairman of the Board (Executive Director).

2. Financial Director.

Project Manager.
Director of Human Resources.
public relations manager.
Media office manager.
Coordination and Follow-up Office.

Article (38): The Chairman of the Board of Directors shall assume the following duties and powers:

Presiding over the meetings of the Board of Directors and the meetings of the General Assembly.
Invite the Board of Directors and the Board of Trustees to convene.
Proposing the agenda for the meetings of the Board of Directors and the Board of Trustees and following up the implementation of its decisions.
Representing the network in front of others.
Signing financial transactions and checks along with the Executive Director and the Financial Officer.
Supervising all the work of the network and its committees and following up the implementation steps.
Sign the decisions and correspondence issued by the network.
Sign alongside the financial officer on financial transactions and checks.

Article (39): The financial manager shall exercise the following duties and powers:

Signing financial transactions and checks along with the Network President.
Implementation of all financial and accounting operations and transactions.
Preparing the draft estimated budget, final accounts and financial reports and submitting them to the Assembly

General Assembly within the first two months of the new fiscal year as a maximum, after submitting it to the Board

Network management.

Article (40): The tasks of the project manager are defined as follows:

Preparing projects and presenting them to the network’s board of directors.
Supervising the implementation of projects and following up on their implementation and evaluation.
Submitting periodic reports on project results to the network’s board of directors.

Article (41): The duties of the Human Resources Manager are defined as follows:

Determine the network’s staffing needs.
Preparing training and qualifying courses for the job cadre.
Work to raise the level of quality within the administrative structure of the network.
Submit periodic reports to the network’s board of directors.

Article (42): The duties of the Director of Public Relations are defined as follows:

Communicate with actors locally, regionally and internationally to introduce the network, its objectives and activities.
Communicate with organizations working in the field of education, science and culture locally, regionally and internationally.
Submit periodic reports to the network’s board of directors.

Article (43): The duties of the Director of the Media Office are defined as follows:

Communicate with local, regional and international media actors and satellite channels to introduce the network, its objectives and activities.
Develop media programs and plans to deliver the network’s message to countries and peoples in innovative ways.
Choosing media materials, pictures and films that have a positive impact on the work of the network.
Follow-up of the network’s media and promotional campaigns on social networking sites, the press, and publishing and printing houses.
Archiving media materials and activities related to the network’s work.
Submit periodic reports to the network’s board of directors.

Article (44): The tasks of the Coordination and Follow-up Office are defined as follows:

Network work scheduling and archiving.
Linking and coordinating network offices.
Carrying out network administrative tasks.
Submit periodic reports to the network’s board of directors.

Chapter Three: The Oversight and Transparency Committee

Article (45): The network shall have a monitoring committee consisting of (3) individuals elected by the Board of Trustees from among its members and from non-members of the Board of Directors by direct secret ballot.

Article (46): The Committee shall assume the following powers:

Monitoring the work of the Board of Directors to ensure its compliance with the decisions of the Board of Trustees and the provisions of this

The system, laws and regulations in force.

Reviewing all documents supporting the disbursement, expressing an opinion thereon, preparing a report thereon and presenting it to the Board of Trustees.
Express an opinion on matters it deems of interest to the network, and respond to matters presented to it by the Board of Directors.
Preparing an annual report on the work and results of the oversight and transparency carried out and presenting it to the Board of Trustees at its annual meeting for approval.

Article (47): The committee shall be chaired by the member who obtains the most votes upon his election.

Article (48): The Oversight Committee holds a regular meeting at least once every three months, and it may hold extraordinary meetings based on a reasoned request from its chairman or the majority of its members, and its recommendations are legal with the approval of the majority of its members.

Article (49): The oversight committee has the right to attend the meetings of the network’s board of directors without having the right to vote on the decisions of the board of directors.

Chapter Four: Network resources and its financial system

Article (50): The financial resources of the network consist of the following:

Network membership fees of (100) Turkish liras for one-time membership only.
Fees for institutions, companies, economics and organizations (3000) US dollars.
Unconditional aids, subsidies, donations, bequests, and gifts, whether from its members, government agencies, or local and foreign bodies and organizations, in a manner that does not contradict the provisions of this system and the laws in force.
Any other legitimate resources approved by the Executive Office and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Returns achieved from its investment activities that are carried out for the purposes of running the network’s activity and achieving

its goals.

Article (51): Expenses items are determined in accordance with the provisions of this system and internal regulations, and in particular the following:

Expenses for implementing programmes, activities and tasks that achieve the goals of the network and running its activities according to provisions

This system.

Administrative expenses, such as stationery, equipment, maintenance, and salaries for the organization’s employees, in a manner that does not contradict the provisions of this bylaw.
Any other expenses approved by the Administrative Board, in a manner that does not conflict with the provisions of the system and internal regulations.

Article (52): The financial year of the network begins on the first day of January of each year and ends on the 31st day of December of the same year, with the exception of the foundation year.

The first fiscal year begins on the date of the organization’s declaration and ends on December 31 of the following fiscal year.

The network’s funds are deposited with the bank, and a cash amount may be kept in the fund, as stipulated in the network’s financial regulations, not exceeding 10 percent.

Article (53): The network’s funds are spent in a way that achieves its purposes, and is spent according to the accounting procedures and rules generally accepted for accounting, and the disbursement process does not take place without the signature of each of the Chairman of the Board of Directors or his representative with a written authorization and the financial officer on the disbursement authorizations.

Article (54): All its financial and accounting records and books and all its documents and seals shall be kept at the network’s headquarters.

Merger, segmentation and solution

Chapter One: Merger and Partition

Article (55): The network may be merged into other similar entities, and a decision must be issued by two-thirds of the members of the Board of Trustees in an extraordinary meeting.

The network’s activity may also be divided into specializations for exceptional circumstances and for a clear interest decided by the Board of Trustees by a two-thirds majority of its members in an extraordinary meeting.

Article (56): The network may not be dissolved unless it is completely unable to perform its work, and in this case a decision must be issued by two-thirds of the members of the Board of Trustees at its extraordinary session to dissolve it.

Article (57): The liquidator(s) shall be appointed/selected by the Board of Trustees in the same decision of dissolution or liquidation, and through a list that includes candidates for liquidation submitted by the Board of Directors, and two-thirds of the members of the Board of Trustees must agree that the appointment/selection of the liquidator(s) includes determining their fees and the duration of the filter.

Article (58): The dissolution of the network must be registered and publicized in the same way it was registered and publicized.

Article (59): The personality of the network remains under liquidation during the period required for liquidation and for liquidation purposes only.