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Director of Communications Duran: Manipulated contents constitute the new front lines of today’s conflicts
In his speech at the “Muslim Impact Forum 2026” held in a private hotel in Ataköy, Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran said that he was very pleased to host the participants in Istanbul, one of the ancient centers of Islamic civilization.
Stating that the world is going through a deep transformation process today, Duran explained that 20 years ago, this situation could have been considered a normal change in the international system.
Duran, however, pointed out that the situation they are facing today is much more dire and said, “Wars, genocides, pandemics and the gradual weakening of trust in international institutions and norms clearly show that a critical threshold has been crossed. We are indeed passing through a turning point. However, the main issue is that the international community and the institutions that were once considered the backbone of the global system do not have a clear forward-looking vision.” he said.
Emphasizing that there are only some signs, Duran noted that the first sign is clear, the great powers are no longer assuming great responsibilities, and the super powers are becoming increasingly reluctant to assume leadership responsibilities.
Presidential Communications Director Duran explained that the second sign is much more worrying and said: “In many cases, the founders of the old system have become its main destroyers today. They have committed crimes against humanity or tolerated the commission of these crimes. On the other hand, international institutions established to maintain stability and resolve conflicts are becoming increasingly ineffective.” he said.
“THE SPREAD OF MANIPULATION AND FALSE CONTENT IS INCREASING”
Emphasizing that an important dimension of this deep transformation is experienced in the field of communication, Duran stated that many people define the period they are in as a “Communication Age”, but he is of the opinion that they have left this phase behind.
Duran underlined that today, we are in a new era that can be described as the “age of narrative” and said, “In this new era, we are no longer talking about a competition that focuses only on communication, but a narrative competition that is shaped by how realities are framed, how they are interpreted and ultimately how they are accepted by the global public. Nowadays, any message can reach the whole world within seconds. The concept of ‘global village’ put forward by Marshall McLuhan has now become a daily reality for all of us.” made his assessment.
Pointing out that this speed and access capacity brings with it serious risks, Duran said that the spread of disinformation, manipulation and untrue content is gradually increasing, and these trends are blurring the boundaries between truth and lies.
Burhanettin Duran continued as follows:
“In this context, as the Presidency Directorate of Communications, we see the establishment of an information ecosystem based on accurate, confirmed and reliable information as one of our top priorities. Because today, in an environment of increasing uncertainty in the international system, wars are no longer waged not only on the front lines but also in minds, on screens and through perceptions. Fake videos, manipulated contents and organized propaganda networks constitute the new front lines of today’s conflicts. We have to express this clearly: In the age we live in, strategic communication is handled together with conflict areas and crises.” It is a fact that needs to be taken into consideration.”
Duran stated that, as Turkey, under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, they strive to strengthen the capacity of a state that manages information rationally, shapes the future and acts with a strategic perspective against perception operations.
For this reason, Duran stated that Türkiye, with a perspective shaped by its geography and history, noticed the flaws in the system much earlier and voiced the call for reform before many other actors. “Turkey has played an important role as a mediator and peacekeeper in many of the most severe crises in the world, from the war in Iraq to the civil war in Syria, from the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia to the occupation of some parts of Georgia and Ukraine, from the nuclear crisis around Iran to the genocide in Gaza.” he said.
Duran noted that President Erdoğan’s message “The world is bigger than five” is a direct response to this crisis, and that this statement is a clear call for injustice, imbalance and dysfunction at the center of the global system.
Pointing out that while the international order was being built eighty years ago, the opportunity for Muslim countries and societies to direct this process was almost non-existent, Duran emphasized that international institutions did not provide a sufficient basis to reflect their centuries-old values, traditions and experiences.
Duran stated that for this reason, Muslim societies have become actors who are forced to adopt norms, not norm-setters, and that nearly 50 years ago, Edward Said, in his work “Orientalism”, revealed how Western narratives established a hegemonic relationship over the Middle East and the Islamic world.
Underlining that the representation of the other is never neutral, Duran stated that this representation determines who is considered civilized, who is labeled as backward, and who has the right to speak.
“WE MUST BECOME NORMS SETTER”
Duran mentioned that Said’s later work titled “Covering Islam” reveals how the Western media constantly frames the Islamic world through suspicion and stereotypes.
Pointing out that today, in this transition period, they are faced not only with risks but also with history and an opportunity, Duran said, “We have the opportunity to contribute to the emerging global order. Our duty is clear. We must become norm-makers. We have to bring our values back into the system and overcome the defensive approaches imposed by Islamophobia and Western-centered thought.” he said.
Director of Communications Duran said that he would especially like to emphasize that when it comes to global narratives, technology companies, lobby groups, intelligence networks and digital platforms far from accountability are among the main actors.
Pointing out that these actors determine how conflicts will be framed, whose pain will be visible and whose voice will be ignored, Duran said, “This situation also offers an important opportunity. Muslim societies can reclaim their own narratives and tell their own stories. We have to make a determined effort to break the deep-rooted monopolies on the narrative. First of all, communication processes must include both strong states and active civil societies. Only the efforts of governments are not enough. Academics, journalists, artists and citizens must be an integral part of this process.” he said.
“MUSLIM COMMUNITIES SHOULD BE PROTECTED AGAINST DISINFORMATION”
Presidential Communications Director Duran said:
“Secondly, Muslim societies must be protected against disinformation. Digital literacy is now a must. Verification mechanisms and institutions that combat disinformation are critical in combating Islamophobia, prejudice and hate campaigns. Thirdly, we must build our own communication institutions. We cannot remain merely reacting once narratives have spread. We need to create media platforms, research centers and strategic communication structures that pre-produce reliable information. If we cannot tell our own story, others will continue to tell it on our behalf. And our story will continue to be told on our behalf.” “If they tell us, they will define our place in the world. Therefore, we must reclaim our own narrative, tell our story ourselves, and secure our deserved place in the world on our own terms.”
Hoping that the dialogue and cooperation established here will strengthen unity and solidarity in the Islamic world, Duran wished that the forum would lead to beneficial results for the Islamic world and all humanity.
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Harsh reaction from Türkiye to the treacherous terrorist act in Damascus: “We stand by brother Syria against the attacks”
CEVDET YILMAZ: “I DAMN THE ATTACK”
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz said, “I condemn and curse in the strongest terms the terrorist attack in our brother and neighboring country Syria.”
In his post on his social media account, Vice President Yılmaz said, “I condemn and curse in the strongest terms the terrorist attack that took place in our brother and neighboring country Syria. I wish mercy to those who lost their lives in the attack, healing to the wounded, and my condolences to the Syrian people and government. Those who committed the terrorist act and those who stand behind it are doomed to lose. I believe that the Syrian people will be in unity against terrorism with all its elements. As the Republic of Turkey, we stand with the Syrian people and government who have come to this day by paying great prices.”
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS DURAN: “Türkiye WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT”
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran condemned the attack in the Hejaz region of Damascus, the capital of Syria, which caused casualties.
Director of Communications Duran, in his post on his social media account, said, “I condemn in the strongest terms the treacherous terrorist attack carried out in the Hejaz region of Damascus, the capital of Syria. I wish God’s mercy to those who lost their lives in this heinous attack targeting innocent civilians, and a speedy recovery to the injured; I express my condolences to the brotherly Syrian people and the relatives of those who lost their lives. It is clear that terrorism targets the environment of trust and stability that is being tried to be re-established in Syria. The unity and solidarity of the brotherly Syrian people.” “I believe that Turkey will foil such vile attacks and continue its determined march towards peace, security and development under the leadership of our President, Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.”
EFKAN ALA: “THE SYRIAN PEOPLE ARE NOT ALONE”
AK Party Deputy Chairman Efkan Ala condemned the treacherous attack targeting civilians in Damascus, the capital of Syria.
In his statement on his NSosyal account, Ala said:
“We condemn today’s treacherous attack targeting civilians in Damascus in the strongest terms. May God have mercy on our brothers who lost their lives, offer our condolences to their grieving families and the entire Syrian people, and pray for a speedy recovery to the injured. The Syrian people are not alone in this difficult process. Turkey will resolutely continue its solidarity based on Syria’s security, unity and the law of brotherhood.”
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Breaking News… Breaking News… Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan made important statements in a program he attended. Stating that Israel continues its aggression in the region and is looking for a new enemy, Minister Fidan said, “Israel is the common problem of all humanity.”
“THE POINT Türkiye HAS REACHED IS IMPORTANT”
Minister Fidan, who also made a statement about the NATO Summit, stated that Trump will attend the NATO summit and said, “This is important news for the NATO community. Moreover, Mr. Trump is participating in this because Mr. Erdoğan invited him. If it were not Mr. Erdoğan who invited him, he would not have attended. This has now become a great strategic equation. When you take into consideration today’s challenges, conflicts, troubles and slippage in the alliance, you see how big a role this equation plays. Here, our President’s global leadership vision, the relationship network he developed, the trust he created, the people he created.” “The prestige in his eyes and the point Türkiye has reached are important.”
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NATO Summit statement from Minister Çiftçi: “Measures have been taken for our common security”
“THE PLANNINGS WERE MADE TO MINIMUM AFFECT THE DAILY LIFE OF OUR CITIZENS”
Underlining that the measures taken are not arbitrary and that the highest level of coordination has been achieved in order not to negatively affect the daily lives of the citizens, Minister Çiftçi said, “Each application has been determined within the framework of international security standards, risk analyzes and the coordination of our relevant institutions. The meetings held under the chairmanship of our Ankara Governorship, our Ministry of Internal Affairs and our Vice President, Mr. Cevdet Yılmaz, have been various meetings. Plans have been made that will least affect the daily lives of our citizens, and all preparations have been completed to a large extent for the traffic flow to return to normal as soon as possible. “Our security units and relevant institutions work in the field with great coordination and sacrifice. Turkey is a country that has successfully hosted many international organizations to date and has received deserved appreciation for its safe organization capability. The NATO Leaders Summit will be held with the same understanding and state seriousness.” he said.
”PRECAUTIONS ARE BEING TAKEN FOR OUR COMMON SECURITY”
Emphasizing the importance of citizens’ common sense and touching upon the coordination mechanisms established for the summit, Minister Çiftçi said, “Hopefully, as a result of the measures we have taken, we aim to complete the NATO Leaders’ Summit without incident. The understanding and patience shown by our citizens will contribute to the successful completion of this important organization. I would like to thank our citizens for their understanding. I would like to take this opportunity to express that the measures taken are temporary measures and are implemented only for our common security.” he said.
“A COORDINATION CENTER WAS ESTABLISHED WITHIN THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR FOR THE SUMMIT”
Sharing information about the coordination centers established within the scope of the summit, Minister Çiftçi said, “A coordination center was established within the Ankara Governorship and our Ministry of Internal Affairs in order to hold the summit safely. Both our Ankara Governorship and our Ministry of Internal Affairs are following the issue closely and sensitively.” He made a statement.
“IN TOTAL, 56 THOUSAND 288 PERSONNEL WILL WORK”
Announcing the number of personnel who will work within the scope of the summit and the details of the geographical security circle, Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi said, “A total of 56 thousand 288 personnel will work. 48 thousand 841 of them are our police personnel and 7 thousand 447 are the personnel of our Gendarmerie General Command. In addition, 4 thousand 405 teams or teams will take part within the scope of these measures. Our plans have been completed to ensure coordination with the road control search points in Ankara and with neighboring provinces. “Our measures are not limited to Ankara, there are also measures to be taken in the provinces surrounding Ankara. We even have measures planned in our third generation provinces as well,” he said.
PRECAUTIONS WILL BE TAKEN AT AIRPORTS AND ROUTINES
Sharing the personnel distribution on the Presidential Complex and transfer routes with figures, Minister Çiftçi said, “A total of 3 thousand 926 personnel will work on the route between Esenboğa and the Presidential Complex. 1,742 personnel will take part in the measures taken between the abandoned Ankara, the newly opened Ankara Airport and the Presidential Complex.” Minister Çiftçi stated that they will work on a 24-hour basis within the scope of the summit. “Our personnel, vehicles, equipment and canine elements have been assigned on a 24-hour basis to ensure that the necessary searches, screening, traffic and security checkpoints can be completed efficiently and in the minimum amount of time against possible incidents that may occur at three airports, the Presidential Complex, routes and hotels,” he said.
“THE PRECAUTIONS TAKEN ON THE STREETS WILL BE TAKEN IN THE CYBER WORLD”
Concluding his speech by stating that the security of the summit is not limited to the physical area only, the highest level measures have been put into effect in the digital dimension, Minister Çiftçi said, “Cyber measures are also important for us. We carry out similar practices in the cyber world as we do on the streets. Our 7-24 virtual patrol activities continue in the cyber environment in order to fight against crime and criminals. A total of 639 extra personnel have been assigned for this. They also continue their virtual patrols.”
EVERY COUNTRY KEPT SECURITY MEASURES AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL
Minister Çiftçi noted that the extensive security measures taken for the summit hosted by Türkiye completely coincide with the practices in previous NATO meetings held in European countries. Emphasizing that the measures taken are at international standards, Çiftçi said, “The same security measures were taken in the Netherlands, where the previous meeting was held. In NATO strategic security meetings held in Europe, the measures have always been kept at the highest level. Therefore, we are not the only ones applying these high security procedures; all allied countries that hosted previous summits have similarly implemented security measures at the highest level.” he said.
ANNOUNCED THE ROADS TO BE CLOSED
At the meeting, Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi listed the roads that will be closed during the NATO Leaders Summit as follows. Around the Presidential Complex – ATO Congresium, Presidential Boulevard, Alparslan Türkeş Street, Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu Street, Bestepe Street, Söğütözü Street, Martyr Teacher Şenay Aybüke Yalçın Street and 2169 and 2170 streets will be closed to traffic. 286th Street and 350th Street will be closed around the Alegria Business Hotel. 173rd Street, 171st Street and 172nd Street will be closed around the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Chisinau Street, Jose Marti Street, 720th Street and 721st Street around Divan Hotel will be closed to traffic. Life Street, Adalet Street, 5th Street, Nergiz Street, 4th Street, 3rd Street and 1st Street will be closed around Wyndham Grand – Mercure – Mövenpick hotels. Tehran Street, Argentina Street, Iran Street, Poland Street, Şehit Ömer Haluk Sipahioğlu Street, Boğaz Street, Billur Street, Bülten Street and Güniz Street will be closed to traffic around HiltonSA – Sheraton – Lugal hotels. Around the InterContinental Hotel, the section of Atatürk Boulevard between John F. Kennedy Street and Esat Street and Gülözü Street will be closed. Ufuk University Avenue, 1443rd Street and 1452nd Street will be closed to traffic around the JW Marriott Hotel. Around the Metropolitan Hotel, 1377th Street, 1380th Street and 1381st Street and all roads connecting to them will be closed to traffic. There will be no restrictions on pedestrian crossings.
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Minister Göktaş: “An investment in children is an investment in the future of the country”
Minister Göktaş attended the Arnavutköy Anadolu Neighborhood Mass Opening and Groundbreaking Ceremony, where the Family Counseling Center, Family Health Center, kindergarten, parking lot and car wash facility, which were completed by Arnavutköy Municipality, were opened and the foundation of the Arnavutköy Art and Vocational Training Course (ASMEK) building was laid.
Stating that investments ranging from education to consultancy, from health to infrastructure, from vocational training to production will offer new opportunities to the social life of the district, Göktaş thanked Arnavutköy Mayor Mustafa Candaroğlu and his team who contributed to the implementation of the projects.
Stating that what makes a city valuable is not only its streets and buildings, but also how people are touched is important, Göktaş said, “The city where the child grows up safely, where the family finds a hand next to them, and where the elderly are remembered, becomes truly beautiful. Life becomes more peaceful and fruitful where the path for the young is paved and the labor of the woman is rewarded.” he said.
Stating that the work and service approach put forward by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is to expand cities with services that center people, make life easier and touch every household, Göktaş said that the investments that were opened and the foundations of which were laid in Arnavutköy are a concrete reflection of this approach.
“INVESTMENT IN A CHILD IS THE MOST VALUABLE INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY”
Emphasizing that the Arna Children’s Kindergarten, which was opened, is important in terms of providing children with quality education at an early age, Göktaş stated that here children will learn and develop through play, and will experience friendship, sharing and self-expression at an early age.
Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş said, “We know that investing in a child is the most valuable investment in the future of a country. I believe that our kindergarten will be a good start to the lives of many of our children.” he said.
Stating that the Family Counseling Center will be an important source of support for families, Göktaş said, “In this center, family, child and adolescent counseling, individual counseling, group therapies, training seminars and dietician services will be provided. It will enable our families to easily access the support they need, and will provide a safe environment where our children and young people can express themselves better and become stronger with the right guidance. The Family Health Center will connect our citizens with health services faster and easier with its modern infrastructure.” he said.
Stating that ASMEK, the foundation of which was laid, has a special importance for the district, Minister Göktaş explained that citizens will be offered the opportunity to acquire a profession through the trainings to be given at the center. Göktaş said, “Here, our brothers and sisters will gain new skills, turn their own labor into production, and contribute to the family economy. In this respect, ASMEK will offer important opportunities, especially for women and our youth.” he said.
Noting that the inaugurated parking lot and car wash facilities will make the daily life of citizens easier, Göktaş said that the steps taken today will contribute to the joy of children, the peace of families, the labor of young people and the future of Arnavutköy.
Emphasizing that, as the Ministry, they will continue to support every service that focuses on the family, Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş noted that they will strengthen cooperation with local governments and expand services that meet the needs of citizens of all ages.
“WE WILL LAY THE FOUNDATION OF THE DISABLED LIFE CENTER IN ARNAVUTKÖY SOON”
Explaining that new social service investments will be implemented in Arnavutköy, Göktaş said, “Hopefully, we will lay the foundations of an Accessible Life Center in Arnavutköy in a short time. Likewise, we will increase the number of nurseries. We will lay the foundations of our day children’s centers and child care centers for the 0-6 age group, which also appeal to 0-3 years old, in Arnavutköy soon.” he said.
Minister Göktaş also touched upon the “10 Years of Family and Population” vision and concluded his words as follows:
“We see all these services as permanent investments that strengthen people and society, and we greatly appreciate the efforts of our local governments in this direction. Because we know that family-friendly cities start with child-friendly places. They are strengthened with consultancy and guidance services. They come to life in centers where women, young people and citizens of all ages participate in production. The 10 Years of Family and Population will take this understanding further. The next 10 years will be the name of a new era that strengthens the family and brings our cities together with family-friendly services.”
Arnavutköy Mayor Candaroğlu stated that the municipality’s service approach is based on producing works and investing in the future of the district and said:
“We produce solutions, not excuses. We continue to add value to our Arnavutköy with a management approach that plans for the future, not the day. Of course, we implement all these services thanks to a strong state will and harmony between our institutions. We continue to resolutely contribute to the Turkey Century vision put forward under the leadership of our President, Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, with our works, investments and services from our Arnavutköy.”
After the speeches, a prayer was made, Minister Göktaş and Mayor Candaroğlu cut the mass opening and groundbreaking ribbon with the children.
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Great interest in the DOA application, which started in 81 provinces! First Lady Erdoğan: It will add value to our country’s economy
1 TL INCENTIVE FEE CAN BE EARNED FOR EACH PACKAGING
Öztürk stated that the DOA system is a holistic system that enables the separate collection of plastic, glass and aluminum beverage packaging at the source, their digital monitoring and their re-introduction to the economy.
“Our citizens will be able to earn an incentive fee of 1 lira for each suitable packaging by delivering plastic, glass and aluminum beverage packaging with the DOA logo to deposit return machines or manual return points.” Öztürk said, “In order to support the fair and sustainable functioning of the system for individual returns, we have determined 200 packages as a daily upper limit. The incentive fee will be transferred to the DOA wallet. Our citizens will be able to transfer their accumulated balances to their bank accounts, withdraw them from ATMs or use them for shopping.” he said.
Öztürk stated that the system consists of 3 phases and that they tested the 1st phase with a pilot application in Sakarya last year and said, “We are moving to the 2nd phase, that is, the national integration process. The DOA system has now reached the level to be implemented in 81 provinces and 973 districts. The 3rd and last phase will be the full dissemination period.” he said.
Pointing out that their goal is to transform the system into a permanent structure that can be easily accessed by citizens working at the same standards in every corner of Türkiye, Öztürk said:
“Every year, approximately 25 billion beverage packages become waste. When these packages are brought together, they create a volume that would cover approximately 100 thousand football fields. In other words, enough plastic, glass and aluminum packaging to fill approximately 100 thousand football fields are released into nature every year. We are implementing one of the world’s largest warehouse management systems to change this situation.”
Öztürk stated that within a year, they will put into service at least one deposit return point that citizens can easily reach in every neighborhood of Türkiye and said, “We will also continue to support our businesses in this process. While the number of deposit return machines increases, we will also provide the necessary field equipment to manual return points and ensure their strong participation in the system.” He made a statement.
“APPROXIMATELY 65 PERCENT OF 25 BILLION PACKAGING IS IN OUR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND CAFES”
Öztürk stated that they carry out the DOA system with a comprehensive infrastructure in which the entire process from producer to consumer, from return points to recycling facilities is managed digitally.
Stating that while markets, supermarkets, grocery stores and kiosks serve as return points for citizens, hotels, restaurants and cafes make a significant contribution to the recycling chain by bringing their own packaging into the system, Öztürk said, “I would like to underline the role of our hotel, restaurant and cafe businesses. Approximately 65 percent of the 25 billion packages we mentioned are in our hotels, restaurants and cafes. Therefore, every packaging collected in these businesses will directly contribute to our recycling and recovery targets. Moreover, our businesses deliver them in bulk.” “They will also receive an incentive fee of 20 kuruş for each package with the DOA logo.” he said.
Öztürk explained that businesses will complete their registration through the warehouse information management system and work with authorized operators, adding, “Collection, transportation and verification processes will be carried out in a safe, orderly and traceable manner thanks to this structure.” he said.
Pointing out that natural resources will be used more efficiently with the DOA system, Öztürk continued his words as follows:
“We will ensure that the quality recycled raw materials needed by our industry are met at a higher rate domestically and accelerate and strengthen the circular economy. The economic impact of this transformation is also extremely important. We foresee an annual decrease of 35 to 40 percent in beverage packaging raw material imports. This development will positively affect production costs and make a significant contribution to reducing the trade deficit, which will reduce foreign dependency. We foresee that the DOA system will bring an annual economic value of approximately 30 billion lira to the Turkish economy. In the next 20-30 years.” “We expect the system to create employment for 20 thousand people.”
MACHINES WERE DEVELOPED BY LOCAL INDUSTRIALISTS
Öztürk stated that they ensure that strategic raw materials are brought back into the economy within Türkiye and that DOA is not only an environmental practice but also resource security.
Pointing out that the machines used in the field were developed by domestic industrialists, Öztürk said that the technology developed by Türkiye in this field and the operation model it established will constitute an important reference for many countries that will establish a deposit system in the future.
After his speech, Öztürk sat in front of the DOA machine and demonstrated in practice how the device works.
The weekly press conference of the Ministry of National Defense was held for the first time at the Ay Yıldız Headquarters.
The highlights of the statement made by the Ministry of National Defense are as follows:
In the last week, 7 PKK terrorists surrendered. In the last week, 331 people, including 4 members of a terrorist organization, who tried to cross the borders illegally were caught, and 844 people were prevented before they could cross the border. Since January 1, the number of people caught trying to cross our borders illegally has reached 5,299, and the number of people blocked has reached 40,134.
A reception will be held for guest Ministers of Defense and NATO high-level representatives at the Ay Yıldız Joint Headquarters, within the scope of the ‘NATO Heads of State and Government Summit’ to be held in Ankara on 7-8 July.
NATO Summit to be held in our country; In addition to being an important platform where the Alliance will confirm its unwavering commitment to collective defense, strengthen its adaptation to the changing security environment and common deterrence understanding, and direct its future strategic orientation, it will once again reveal our country’s position in the international security architecture and its strategic role within the Alliance.
IT WILL BE ONE OF THE EXEMPLARY MILITARY HEADQUARTERS IN THE WORLD
(Regarding the Crescent and Star Joint Headquarters) Equipped with the most advanced technologies, from cyber security to ballistic protection, from measures taken against CBRN threats to advanced engineering solutions, the project will be one of the world’s exemplary military headquarters, thanks to the security measures supported by the Steel Dome concept.
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