Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said tonight, on the occasion of the centenary of the founding of the Turkish Republic, that Turkey is “opening its sails” towards its second century.
Erdogan announced in his speech on this anniversary that: A more important goal his country during the next few years Amend the constitution. He added, “The Turkish Republic, which we declared on October 29, 1923, today completes its century and sails into its second century, which we call the Century of Turkey.”
Just as the founder of modern Turkey, Kemal Ataturk, wished, the country today is functioning as he intended Guardian of the abandoned in this region and the world, he added. turkey”He rushes to help those in need, from the Caucasus to Asia, and from Turkestan to Palestine“, he added.
Referring to the conflict in the Middle East, Erdogan said this Türkiye maintains a strong position in favor of Palestine and Gaza. He stressed that “no imperialist power” will succeed in preventing Turkey from becoming a “happy, successful and victorious country.”
The Turkish President also referred to A New agreement with Spain to purchase a second aircraft carrier; Upgraded version of TCG Anadolu.
It was Turkey’s first aircraft carrier, the Anatolia, specially designed to carry drones, that opened the major air show earlier in the day, sailing through the Bosphorus Strait towards the Black Sea, followed by 100 other ships. In the skies of Istanbul, F-16 aircraft “wrote” the number 100, for Turkey’s one century.
“Our republic is safe and in good hands, like never before. Rest in peace,” Erdogan said this morning while visiting Ataturk’s mausoleum in Ankara.
In response to opposition criticism that he is trying to erase Ataturk’s legacy, Erdogan said in his speech that he “loves every stage of our glorious past.”
President Erdogan: No imperialist power will be able to prevent the Turkish Republic from being happy, successful and victorious.https://t.co/uQ9jiGH0UB pic.twitter.com/AWUHFzQhcr
– TRT Live News (@trthabercanli) October 29, 2023
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