President of Grand National Assembly Visits Yunus Emre Institute in Japan
The President of the Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş, recently visited the Yunus Emre Institute in Japan. During his visit, he received information about the institute’s work from Director Hüseyin Tuna and visited classes where Turkish and Handicraft courses were being taught. Kurtulmuş expressed his well wishes to the trainees and gifted various items during his visit.
In his speech at the Yunus Emre Institute, Kurtulmuş emphasized the close cultural ties between Turkey and Japan. He highlighted historical events such as the friendship between Sultan Abdulhamid Khan and Japanese Emperor Meiji, as well as the tragic incident involving the Ertuğrul frigate, which reinforced the bond between the two nations.
Looking towards the future, Kurtulmuş mentioned the upcoming 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Turkey and Japan in 2024. He expressed hope that the interactions between the two countries will continue to strengthen, especially through parliamentary cooperation.
The Yunus Emre Institute, known for its cultural diplomacy efforts, plays a key role in fostering communication and understanding between Turkey and Japan. Kurtulmuş emphasized the importance of cultural exchange and building bridges between nations in a time of global tensions.
Overall, the visit by Numan Kurtulmuş to the Yunus Emre Institute in Japan symbolizes the commitment of both nations to enhancing their relationship and paving the way for mutual growth and cooperation in the future.
