Türkiye extends condolences to Venezuela after earthquakes

Communications Director Burhanettin Duran and Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmus on Thursday expressed solidarity with Venezuela following successive earthquakes that struck the South American nation, emphasizing Ankara's unwavering commitment to support recovery efforts during the challenging period.
Communications Director Burhanettin Duran on Thursday conveyed profound condolences to Venezuela following successive earthquakes that impacted the South American country. He affirmed that Türkiye remains steadfast in its solidarity with the Venezuelan people and government during the ongoing crisis.
Posting on the Turkish social media platform NSosyal, Duran stated: "I was deeply saddened by the successive earthquakes in Venezuela. I wholeheartedly share the suffering of the Venezuelan people and the sorrow for those who lost their lives in the earthquake," expressing his personal grief over the natural disaster. He extended his condolences to the Venezuelan government and citizens, wishing a swift recovery to those injured in the tremors.
Duran added: "Türkiye will continue to stand in profound solidarity with Venezuela during these challenging times," reiterating Ankara's long-term commitment to supporting the South American nation. His statements underscored the depth of bilateral relations as both countries navigate the aftermath of the seismic events.
Parliament Speaker echoes solidarity
Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmus also offered his condolences to the earthquake-stricken nation, underscoring that Türkiye stands in full solidarity with Venezuela as it confronts the aftermath of the natural disaster. His message reinforced Ankara's diplomatic posture of maintaining robust bilateral ties during periods of hardship.
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