President Tatar Inaugurates 80th Anniversary Festival of Turkish Cypriots in Sydney
President Ersin Tatar recently attended a festival in Sydney, Australia to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Turkish Cypriots in the country. The event was organized by several Turkish Cypriot associations and was also attended by prominent figures such as the Turkish Ambassador to Australia, Australian Federal Deputy, and local Member of Parliament.
During his speech at the festival, President Tatar expressed his gratitude to the Turkish Cypriot community in Australia and emphasized the importance of their role in preserving their cultural heritage and identity. He commended their contributions to the economic, social, and cultural fabric of multicultural Australia.
President Tatar also addressed the long-standing Cyprus issue, advocating for a two-state solution based on the principles of sovereign equality and equal international status. He highlighted the historical injustices faced by Turkish Cypriots and called for the lifting of isolation and restrictions against the Turkish Cypriot people.
In his closing remarks, President Tatar encouraged the Turkish Cypriot community in Australia to continue preserving their traditions and values, while also urging them to invest in and contribute to the development of Northern Cyprus. He expressed his pride in their achievements and called for unity and cooperation among Turkish Cypriots worldwide.
The festival concluded with President Tatar presenting awards to football players participating in the Presidential Cup and engaging with attendees. The event also featured a video presentation on President Tatar’s life and political negotiations.
Overall, President Tatar’s participation in the festival highlighted the strong bonds between Turkish Cypriots in Australia and their homeland, emphasizing the importance of cultural preservation, unity, and progress in the face of ongoing challenges.
