News archive of July 2021

The inauguration ceremony of the southeastern Gaziantep province's Model Factory has been held with the participation of Turkey's industry and technology minister.

The model factory was realized as part of a cooperation between the Industry and Technology Ministry, Gaziantep's Chamber of Industry and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Turkey.

Abdel-Hakim Ourghi has written books including “You Don’t Have to Wear a Headscarf” and “Reform Islam: 40 Theses”

The Embassy of Mexico in Turkey inaugurated an exhibition, titled "Codices of Mexico. The Ancient Books of the New World" on June 29 at CerModern.

The Sultan Reeds National Park on the skirts of Erciyes Mountain welcomes its visitors with reeds longer than a human height as well as bird sounds.

The park, which was declared a protected area in 2020, was named after the Ottoman Sultan Murat IV who stayed there with his army for three months on his way to the 1636 Revan Expedition.

Located in the Black Sea province of Artvin, the Camili Basin awaits its visitors with its old forests, endemic plants, historical mosques, and unique nature. (AA Photo)

Natural parks in Turkey's Black Sea Sinop province are among the first choices of those seeking peace and a quiet
environment surrounded by nature.

The natural wonders in the northern Sinop province offer visitors an opportunity to swim in the sea as well as picnic and take hikes in the forest.

A special mobile project with digital presentations of Turkey's national, historical, cultural, scientific, and technological accomplishments is continuing to delight visitors on its nationwide trek.

The plague has ravaged humanity for thousands of years, wiping out as much as half of Europe's population in the Black Death, and scientists have long puzzled over its origins and evolutionary history.

Turkey will reopen Sümela Monastery in the Black Sea province of Trabzon to visitors on July 1 with its new sections after the completion of over five years of restoration work.

A local artist in the Central Anatolian province of Eskişehir has been painting the prominent actors of Yeşilçam, also known as Turkey's Hollywood, and unforgettable names of Turkish music on the walls of workplaces across the city.