- Malatya was formerly known as Maldiya, Milid or Meliddu in ancient times. Around 100 CE, it was granted city status by Rome and became the Roman capital of Asia Minor, called Melitene. - Arslantepe, the site of ancient Milid, was the capital of the Hittite kingdom and archaeological excavations since 1932 have revealed seven layers dating back to the Chalcolithic period. - The Malatya Province Directorate of National Education represents the Turkish Ministry of Education and is responsible for overseeing educational services and meeting the needs of schools in the province. It oversees various educational institutions including primary schools, high schools, and vocational training centers

1. you are here

2. THE NAME…MALATYA ??
 In ancient times, the province Malatya given different
names in different times such as
…… Maldiya, Milid or Meliddu.

3.  Around 100 CE, Melitene was granted city status by the
Roman Emperor and at the same time was in the process
of becoming the Roman capital of Asia Minor.
 After sometime, Melitene was completely destroyed by
the Byzantine, only to be rebuilt under the instruction of
Abbasid caliphs.
 In 1838, modern Malatya was founded in a site that is in the
South of the ancient settlement of Milid and Melitene
(modern Battalgazi). However, the next year, the city had
to be rebuilt, following the devastations of an
earthquake.

4. Arslantepe, ancient Milid, used to be the capital of the
Hittite kingdom. Scientific excavations that started in 1932
and are still continuing have revealed seven different layers
dating back to the Calcolithic Age.
Today, the ancient remains constitute a palace (with statues
and relics, few wall paintings and the remains of a Roman
village.
Battalgazi, early Melitene, has same historic value as it used
to be an important center of Byzantine and Medieval period.
The city walls of Battalgazi constructed by the Byzantine
encompass the Ulu Mosque (1247), which was built by the
Seljuks.

5. Mount Nemrut (2150 meters high), which has been declared as a
world cultural heritage site by UNESCO.
It houses numerous colossal statues adorning the temple
and tomb of King Antiochus and it is indeed a sight to see them
at sunrise and sun-set.

7. THE HEART OF MALATYA; SPRING WATER

8. Malatya produces %80 of apricot
products around the world..

9. There are 13 districts in our province
 Akçadağ,
 Arapgir,
 Arguvan,
 Battalgazi,
 Darende,
 Doğanşehir,
 Doğanyol,
 Hekimhan,
 Kale,
 Kuluncak,
 Pütürge
 Yazıhan and
 Yeşilyurt

10. Total population of the city is 763.538

11. WWhhoo aarree wwee ????
MMAALLAATTYYAA İİLL MMİİLLLLİİ
EEĞĞİİTTİİMM MMÜÜDDÜÜRRLLÜÜĞĞÜÜ

12.  In every province in Turkey is a Province
Directorate of national Education, which
represents the Ministry of National Education. Our
directorate is one of them.
Under the directorate of Province and Districts are
branch directorates and offices which have different
responsibilities depending on the services they
provide. That is, the branch directorates and offices
and boards and commissions are individual parts of
Province Directorate.

13.  The legal entity in Malatya responsible for the
education-related matters is our institution.
 The main responsibility of Province Directorate
is supervising educational services and
determining the needs of schools and
educational institutions and thus meeting their
needs in every aspect.

14. THE SCHOOLS İN MALATYA…
1. Anatolian High Schools
2 Science High schools
3. Teacher Training High schools
4. Kindergartens
5. Multiplied programmed high schools
6.Primary schools
7. High schools
8. Vocational High School
9. Special-skilled autistic- disabled schools
10. Vocational High schools
11. Health Training Center
12. Public Training Centers

15. SOME ACTIVITIES OUR DIRECTORATE HAS CARRIED OUT
A DELEGATE FROM EUROPE…

16. CHILDREN PERFOMING A CEREMONY

17. A WIEV FROM A NATIONAL DAY