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Ancient Ephesus Theater reopens following 3-year break
Turkey's iconic Ephesus Theatre will reopen its doors for art-lovers following a three-year break due to restoration works and coronavirus.
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The ancient theatre will host the 4th International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival.
Ephesus, Şirince offer alternative destinations to holidaymakers
Those looking for an alternative spot to visit and spend the Eid Al-Adha holiday have flocked to the ancient city Ephesus and the Şirince neighborhood in the Selçuk district of the western province of İzmir on the Aegean coast.
Turkey to reopen schools in September, minister says
Turkey plans to reopen schools on Sept. 6 amid good progress with the country's vaccination drive, the national education minister said on July 5.
Ziya Selçuk made the announcement while speaking with the Turkish private news channel Habertürk.
Awarded composer Selçuk Tekay dies at age 68
Selçuk Tekay, one of the prominent composers of Turkish classical music, has died at the age of 68 due to a heart attack.
The news of Tekay's death was announced by the famous artist Emel Sayın.
"I can't find the words to say, I'm so, so sorry. May your place be heaven, Selçuk Tekay. My condolences and patience to his family and all his loved ones," Sayın wrote on Twitter.
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Turkey replaces trade minister, forms two new ministries
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has replaced Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan by a senior ruling party official, Mehmet Muş, and appointed Derya Yanık as the new minister for family and social services and Vedat Bilgin as the minister for labor and social security after abolishing Family, Labor and Social Services Ministry.
Over 22,000 girls participate in ‘Engineer Girls Project’ project amid pandemic
Within the scope of a project called "Engineer Girls of Turkey" to promote women interested in the field of engineering, more than 22,000 high school students have actively taken part in the program amid the ongoing pandemic, Turkey's Family, Labor and Social Services minister has said.
Turkey extends ban on layoffs for 2 more months
Aimed at protecting employees amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Turkey extended a ban on layoffs for another two months starting as of March 17, according to a presidential decree published on Official Gazette early on March 9.
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Yet another incident of violence against woman as issue remains rampant in Turkey
A woman was filmed being beaten up on the street by a man before the eyes of her child on March 6, as the video went viral on Turkish social media, with users calling out the issue which has failed to come to an end in the country where femicide are also rift.
Six Turkish ministers meet to discuss reform agenda
Six Turkish ministers gathered on Dec. 30 to discuss the country's reform agenda, the host minister said.
Turkey to raise minimum wage by 21.56% in 2021
Turkey is raising its minimum wage by 21.56% as of Jan. 1, the country's family, labor and social services minister announced on Dec. 28.
Net minimum wage for single people will be 2,826 Turkish liras ($377) a month, up from 2,324 Turkish liras a month ($310), Zehra Zümrüt Selçuk said.
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