Balkans | “The night that inspired the world, July 15th” was held in Albania

The “July 15 That Inspired the World” session took place in Tirana, the capital of Albania.

The session was held by the Yunus Emre Institute Tirana under the auspices of the Turkish Embassy in Tirana, with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the July 15 Association, the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) and the Turkish Maarif Foundation (TMV).

The seminar, which was held at the campus of New York University (UNYT) in Tirana, affiliated to TMV, was attended by Chargé d’Affairs of the Embassy of Tirana Elif Burcu Gundoğdu, Director of the Yunus Emre Institute in Albania Omer Osman Demirbaş, Coordinator of TIKA Tirana Emin Gizem, President, and the representative of TMV attended Albania Mesut Ozbesar and Turkish institutions and organizations in the country.

Gundoğu, in his speech here, said that Turkey continues its struggle against the FETÖ terrorist organization at home and abroad, in other countries where the organization is present.

Gundoğdu stressed that the FETÖ poses a serious threat to the security of the countries in which it operates, saying, “Unfortunately, in friendly and fraternal Albania, the FETÖ structure still exists in a dangerous way, especially in the education and health sectors. As Turkey, we continue to act resolutely.” To reveal the true face of this organization and put an end to the presence of FETO in Albania, together with the Albanian authorities, so that our friends do not suffer the pain that our country is going through.In this context, it is very important that you tell our citizens in Albania and our Albanian brothers the true face of this terrorist organization malicious.” Use his statements.

Speaking at the session, Ismail Hakki Turunc, President of the Assembly on July 15, mentioned President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s words “I don’t know any other power than my country” on the night of July 15, and stated that people took to the streets with their flags. hands.

Turunc continued his words as follows:

“They had a flag in their hands, no weapons or anything. I was on two points too. When my friends there told me, I was also a member of this country, a member of the Republic of Turkey, a culture that has dominated these lands for a thousand years… So, brave people With this faith and God’s help, 40 years of preparation, this gang called FETO, together with the imperial nations, has been preparing for 40 years.But 40 years of preparation did not last 24 hours, not even a day, we have destroyed 40 years of preparation by faith in the hearts of the nation.”

Emphasizing that they won this struggle thanks to President Erdogan and the immortal heroes, Omoğulcin Ozturk, deputy of the Justice and Development Party in Istanbul, said, “As a Turkish state, we will continue this struggle within the framework of the law until the last traitor led by the FETÖ terrorist organization is held accountable. We have started all attempts to close the affiliated educational institutions.” To FETO abroad, to purify it from FETO, and to transfer it to the Turkish Knowledge Foundation. I would like to stress that the FETÖ terrorist organization poses a security threat to all countries in which it operates. The FETO organization is a pawn of the imperialist powers.” He said.

Ayşe Varank Aslanturk, a board member of the 15th of July Assembly, said that they have a democratically elected government and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is the head of that government.

Aslanturk said, “Like everyone else, my brother went out into the street that night, and came out at a late hour. They didn’t just protect Turkey that night, they didn’t save it. Together with Turkey, liberate Albania, liberate Kosovo, liberate Bosnia and Herzegovina And liberate Sudan, because if the putschists succeeded in Turkey, they would have done much worse in other countries where they are powerful. Make an evaluation.

Within the scope of the painting, images of the July 15 coup attempt were shown, and prayers were recited for the July 15 martyrs.

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