Türkiye celebrated the 101st anniversary of the Republic's declaration on Tuesday. Officials highlighted the nation's resilience and commitment to progress, honouring Ataturk and the heroes of independence, while affirming dedication to a strong global presence.
Türkiye marked the 101st anniversary of the Republic's declaration on Tuesday.
The National Defense Ministry stated, “Under the sun of the Republic, which Gazi Mustafa Kemal Ataturk called his 'greatest work,' we are confidently advancing into the future, empowered by indigenous technologies and dedicated to the Turkish nation.” They wished for a “Happy Republic Day, filled with love for our homeland, nation, and flag.”
Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz expressed excitement on X, stating that October 29 represents the nation's passion for independence. He highlighted how the Republic has emerged from hardship and overcome challenges, moving confidently toward a brighter future.
Yilmaz emphasized that threats to unity have failed against the nation's resolve, honoring Ataturk and independence heroes.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan congratulated citizens in Türkiye and abroad, affirming a commitment to advancing the Republic globally.
First Lady Emine Erdogan noted the pride in carrying the #CenturyofTürkiye flag into the future and expressed hope for continued national strength and unity.
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