During a press tour, representatives of Turkmen media visited the city of Rize, the administrative center of the eponymous province, situated just an hour's drive from Trabzon. This city is not only considered the wettest in Turkiye but also rightfully holds the title of the capital of Turkish tea.
The Turkish city of Trabzon is one of the most picturesque locations on the country's Black Sea coast.
Representatives of Turkmen media outlets are participating in a press tour of the cities of Trabzon and Rize, situated on the picturesque Black Sea coast
The recent tour of Chairman of the Khalk Maslakhaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to three Central Asian countries should be viewed as a reflection of a new phase of regional diplomacy aimed at deepening integration processes
Afghanistan is often mentioned in the context of conflicts and political instability, but few people think about how ordinary people live in this country, torn apart by external forces and internal contradictions for many years
Central Asian countries are facing serious consequences of climate change, which have a negative impact on various aspects of life and the economy of the region. Critical problems include rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, melting glaciers, increasing frequency of extreme weather events, the Aral crisis, shallowing of the Caspian Sea and others
One of such outstanding people was Ashir Ashirov Khallyevich - a man whose work path is a symbol of dedication, professionalism and patriotism.
Türkiye has firmly established itself as a global leader in the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) industry, offering world-class venues, seamless accessibility, and unparalleled hospitality.
If Turkmenistan's foreign policy could be figuratively represented as a pyramid, its apex would undoubtedly be occupied by the neutral status, unique in its origin, delegated to the young state by the world community in 1995, and the base, (that is, the foundation upon which this entire edifice rests) would be comprised of the national traditions of good neighborliness, formed over a long period of time, which clearly focus the Turkmen people's attitude towards such a spiritual value as peace
Türkiye is a perfect destination for cavers and spelunkers, with nearly 40,000 caves across the country. Exploring the underground lakes, stalactites, and stalagmites of these fascinating geological structures is one of the most thrilling adventures you can have — as you enter this mysterious subterranean world, it is impossible not to feel like you're in a fantastic film set. Read on to learn about six of Türkiye’s most magnificent caves to explore...
President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, during an expanded meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers on Friday, replaced two members of the government
The Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye offers a captivating blend of diverse scenery and nature, a rich history, and warm hospitality, making it the perfect destination to experience. From steep valleys to stunning architectural wonders and awe-inspiring archaeological sites, there’s something to captivate everyone here. However, some off-the-beaten-path spots are must-sees to experience this spectacular region's beauty and diversity. Here are some of the best spots to explore in Türkiye's eastern region like a local.
Obviously, many will say that to do this, you need to know the foreign language of instruction and the rules for admission to foreign educational institutions, and it is also important to understand how to adapt to an unfamiliar cultural environment. A three-month university preparation course for young people who plan to enroll in foreign universities and succeed in the international academic environment, organized by the educational center "Baky Tylla" in cooperation with the Scholarly Skills project, can help with this. Its program is designed specifically for schoolchildren/graduates and applicants with the aim of developing the key skills necessary for successful admission to university
Erzurum, one of Türkiye’s premier ski destinations, is set to welcome winter enthusiasts this year with the prestigious titles of the ECO (Economic Cooperation Organization) Tourism Capital and the first European Capital of Winter Sports, awarded by ACES (European Capitals and Cities of Sports Federation). The beautiful eastern province, offering uninterrupted skiing experiences at its Palandöken Ski Resort, will also host various prominent winter sports events, such as the Winter Games and World Snowboard Cup.
With a new initiative planned for food and beverage service providers to be sustainably certified under the successful implementation of Türkiye’s Sustainable Tourism Program, the country demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability in gastronomy. It also features ten restaurants achieving the MICHELIN Green Star in just 2 years and an increasing number of geographically indicated products.
