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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accepted letters of credence from newly appointed ambassadors to Türkiye in a formal ceremony at the presidential complex on Tuesday, welcoming envoys from Italy, Argentina, and Qatar.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that granting equal rights, citizenship, and a sense of belonging to all Syrians, including Kurds, is fundamental for lasting stability. He emphasized Türkiye's longstanding advocacy on the issue and called for an end to mutual demonization between communities.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accepted letters of credence from newly appointed ambassadors to Türkiye in a formal ceremony at the presidential complex on Tuesday, welcoming envoys from Italy, Argentina, and Qatar.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that granting equal rights, citizenship, and a sense of belonging to all Syrians, including Kurds, is fundamental for lasting stability. He emphasized Türkiye's longstanding advocacy on the issue and called for an end to mutual demonization between communities.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.

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A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

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Inspiring 63-year-old Turkish housewife set to open 16th painting exhibition

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

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A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

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A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

A 63-year-old Turkish housewife continues to inspire others by relentlessly chasing her passion in art. Mother of two Fatma Kırdar, who is just a primary school graduate, is slated to put on her 16th oil painting exhibition in Turkey's central province of Konya.

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