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SEKA Paper Museum exceeds 1 million visitors
The SEKA Paper Museum, which highlights Türkiye's industrialization and the paper production process during the Republic period, has welcomed 1,011,787 visitors since its opening on Nov. 6, 2016.
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Paper and Book Arts Museum displays unique artifacts
The Ege University Paper and Book Arts Museum in the Aegean province of İzmir, the first of its kind in Türkiye, is home to the world's smallest book, the lightest paper, and many other valuable national and international items displayed on its shelves.
Bulgaria Transitions from Paper to Plastic Food Vouchers
Bulgaria has embarked on a digitization journey by replacing traditional paper food vouchers with a plastic card, akin to a bank card, initiating this transformative move at the start of the year. This transition will involve a grace period until July, allowing issuance of both paper and electronic vouchers.
ODTÜ’s students to build paper log houses in quake zone
Middle East Technical University's (ODTÜ) students, together with a prize-winning Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, have built a specially designed "paper log house" to be used in the earthquake zone.
ODTÜ's Architecture Department's students created the "Emergency Design Studio" after the twin earthquakes jolted the country's east in early February.
Bulgaria’s National Bank Withdraws Old Banknotes with Denomination of BGN 20 from Circulation – Check Where You can Change yours!
The 20 BGN banknotes from 2005 will be removed from circulation from February 1 and will no longer be legal tender. After this date, banknotes with a nominal value of BGN 20, 2005 issue, will be exchanged at the cash desks of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) at nominal value without limit of quantity, without fee and without deadline for exchange.
Egypt papyrus makers keep tradition alive
In the lush green fields of Egypt's fertile Delta Valley, farmers and artisans are struggling to make a living as they keep alive the Pharaonic-era tradition of making papyrus.
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Turkish instructor produces traditional Ottoman art
A senior handicraft teacher in northwestern Turkey discovered traditional methods of papermaking during a trip to North Macedonia four years ago.
Fascinated by the process, Sevilay Güler began producing handmade paper when she returned to Edirne after spending a lot of time and research.
Bulgarian National Bank Issuing a New Banknote
Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) is putting in circulation a new series of banknotes, which has a face value of BGN 5. The bill will be in circulation from September 4th as legal tender, the institution said.
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Turkey’s manufacturing capacity rises in May
Turkey's manufacturing industry used 62.6% of its capacity in May, the country's Central Bank said on May 22.
The capacity utilization rate (CUR) of the sector rose 1 percentage points on a monthly basis, the bank survey showed.
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“The Global PR Revolution” by Maxim Behar Now in Ebook Format in Bulgarian
One of the most successful PR books at the moment "The Global PR Revolution" by Maxim Behar is now available in ebook format in Bulgarian language. The book can be purchased from the website of Helikon bookstore and in the next weeks it will be offered by some other online stores, as well.