"Turkish President Abudllah Gul will visit Tajikistan on May 28-30 following a trip to Kyrgyzstan on May 25-26, according to the press desk at the Turkish Embassy in Washington, D.C. Earlier reports had said Gul would visit Kyrgyzstan on May 26-27."
Gül will on an official visit to Kyrgyzstan also attend the inauguration of this beautiful gesture..
This message has been edited by Faheka on Jul 14, 2009 3:34 AM This message has been edited by Faheka on May 27, 2009 4:24 PM This message has been edited by Faheka on Apr 25, 2009 3:50 AM
You gotta admit it though they look 100% Turk no different from Anatolian Turks
Turks seem to love their trade mark mustache, they all have it no matter where they are, its part of our identity. If you happen to see a guy with this style of a mustache be assured that he is a Turk
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This message has been edited by Osmanogullari on Apr 26, 2009 11:39 AM
Turks seem to love their trade mark mustache, they all have it no matter where they have it.
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I bet you have one as well
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"One day my mortal body will turn to dust, but the Turkish Republic will stand forever."
"Love them or loathe them, it is difficult to avoid moustaches when you live in Turkey. They are a national institution. But as our Ankara correspondent Chris Morris discovered, the future of the Turkish moustache.
Since I arrived in Turkey last year, I´ve had a few hairy moments, most of them involving wild-eyed lorry drivers with an obvious death wish. But I´ve not yet had THE hairy moment - the sudden realisation, which apparently comes to most Turkish men, that I simply must grow a moustache.
There are several good reasons for that. It wouldn´t suit me, and my wife would find it hard to stop laughing.
But I am a little worried about the reaction of the average Turkish male - the nagging feeling that you´re not a real man around here unless you´re sprouting from the top lip. Make no mistake, facial hair is a serious business. And this isn´t an extended national version of the Revolutionary Command Council in Iraq, where everyone is apparently trying to look like Saddam Hussein.
Far from it. In Turkey, the moustache is a distinct part of your own personality.
...the brighter side, Turkey is helping the modernization of the Kyrgyz economy by providing military equipment worth $1 million every year. Turkish schools operated by Turkish entrepreneurs are also offering a major link between Turkey and Kyrgyzstan. Thousands of Kyrgyz students are receiving education in Turkish schools, including schools operated by the private Sebat Education Institutions, as well as the International Atatürk Alatoo University and the Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University.
The importance of these institutions is beyond dispute, said Bakiyev. He noted that Sebat Education Institutions has invested more than $80 million in Kyrgyzstan's education sector since it was first established in Kyrgyzstan 17 years ago. Bakiyev said these schools help build a better future for Kyrgyzstan by offering high-quality education to the country's young generations and provide a model for other educational institutions in Kyrgyzstan.
According to Bakiyev, Gül's upcoming visit to Kyrgyzstan will help bring a new momentum to the relations between the two countries. I believe Turkey sees Kyrgyzstan as its key strategic partner in Central Asia. I also want to emphasize that expanded cooperation and strategic partnership with Turkey is in our national interest. And by national interest, I mean maintaining our independence and security and overcoming the economic crisis with minimal damage, he said.
Damn, with that mustache his mouth looks like a c*unt...oh well all Turkos look the same...
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dont let minnor details get in the way of the turgay ilutions.
both uzbekistan and tajikistan are iranian majority states.
the time for social justice, the time for restoring human rights, the time for liberty and egalitarianism is ALWAYS in ALL WAYS the present time.
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on of the biggest shums of turkey is the so called ssm .with revenues of 3 billions a year (from state funds and taxes) has become a tunnel of corruption towards kemalist owned companies.as results it has produce little and even less in actual military built up.Turkish "r and D" eats up 20-30% of the Turkish budget (officially) and produce few hundreds of millions returns.sham written all over it.
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Tajikestan is a Persian country, they speak persian, have persian customs, traditions, Persian food etc.... I wouldn't be surprised if they had purer Persian culture in tajikestan than in Iran.... hell, the Tajiks still wear the traditional Persian clothing.
Uzbekistan is also 40% Tajik, though they are not listed because in history they had to choose to either be under the Uzbek nationality or to get out.
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"A drowning man is not troubled by rain" Persian Proverb
"You should not be afraid of the ideology but of the determination and will of the men behind it"
"""You gotta admit it though they look 100% Turk no different from Anatolian Turks""""
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This karrabassan dumbass says turks are white, while at the same time saying these people look Turkish... Do they (The people in the pic) look white to you, dumbass?
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"A drowning man is not troubled by rain" Persian Proverb
"You should not be afraid of the ideology but of the determination and will of the men behind it"
Lets be honest here Turkey has a lot of influence in this region that Iran can only dream of having.. Iran's only "influence" if u can call it, are her own heretic hezzies and Palestinian hamas she supports, the latter will drop you like a rock once you are not needed, and that my friend is a fact.. Iran will remain isolated until she realize her disadvantage and obey her master neighbor when the next uprising comes. Turks have countlessly proven itself through history at being the leader of this region and as I said the sooner Iran realize this the better it will be for Iran..
Of course this turanic union we talk about can't materialize without Iran(caspian sea unfortunately blocks this union) so it will remain a goal for the future. Anyways till then creating stronger ties to our blood brothers in Central Asia is what Turkey will do and continue to do as she grows more powerful..
you should tell that to a Kirghiz faheka and check out his responces..
it would be highly educational..
the time for social justice, the time for restoring human rights, the time for liberty and egalitarianism is ALWAYS in ALL WAYS the present time.
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on of the biggest shums of turkey is the so called ssm .with revenues of 3 billions a year (from state funds and taxes) has become a tunnel of corruption towards kemalist owned companies.as results it has produce little and even less in actual military built up.Turkish "r and D" eats up 20-30% of the Turkish budget (officially) and produce few hundreds of millions returns.sham written all over it.
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"""""Lets be honest here Turkey has a lot of influence in this region that Iran can only dream of having.. Iran's only "influence" if u can call it, are her own heretic hezzies and Palestinian hamas she supports, the latter will drop you like a rock once you are not needed, and that my friend is a fact.. Iran will remain isolated until she realize her disadvantage and obey her master neighbor when the next uprising comes. Turks have countlessly proven itself through history at being the leader of this region and as I said the sooner Iran realize this the better it will be for Iran..""""""""""
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What the fvck do you mean by Influence? Cultural or political? If you mean political, why would Iran try to have influence in turkic countries? what could we possibely get out of that except bunch of donkey fvckers? If you mean Cultural, then lol, Nowruz is just one Persian influence in that region, even Turkey celebrates it
And keep on dreaming about your turanic bullsh1t... our answer is pan-iranism
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"A drowning man is not troubled by rain" Persian Proverb
"You should not be afraid of the ideology but of the determination and will of the men behind it"
Kyrgyz students dancing kolbasti style on the seventh International Turkish Olympics held since 2003.. Opening speech made by Turkish speaking Tajik student Suman Kurbanova.
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Turkish designed and built football stadium inaugurated in Kazakhstan
Article from Anatolian News Agency
TURKISH COMPANY BUILDS KAZAKH STADIUM
ASTANA - A Turkish company has constructed a stadium in the Kazakh capital of Astana.
Turkey's Sembol Insaat (construction company) built the "Astana Arena Stadium" in Astana, Kazakhstan which cost 185 million USD. The stadium with a retractable roof panel will have a capacity to host 30,000 spectators. The construction began in 2006.
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev inaugurated the stadium on Saturday.
The stadium is equipped with television networks with satellite antennas, broadcasting, and sound reinforcement with simultaneous translation in meeting halls, press-conference halls, display panel, and helicopter ground. The stands are located at two levels: 16,000 seats at the lower and 14,000 at the upper. VIP-zone is located between them in the western part of the stadium.
Besides Nazarbayev, Fettah Tamince, the chairman of the Rixos Hotels Executive Board and Sembol Insaat's founder; Kazakh ministers and lawmakers; Turkish Football Federation's Executive Board member Levent Kizil; Turkish national team coach Fatih Terim; and Turkish footballers Hakan Sukur and Hasan Sas participated in the inauguration ceremony.
After the ceremony, Kazakhistan's Locomotive Astana and Kazakh junior national team played a friendly match which was officiated by Italian referee Pierluigi Collina.
Hakan Sukur and Hasan Sas played for the Locomotive Astana team in the friendly match.
The Locomotive Astana defeated the junior national team 5-2.
Turkish military cooperating in training officers from 43 countries
July 14 2009, 1:02 AM
"..The most intense programs in terms of military cooperation are with the Turkic republics of Central Asia. All military forces in the region, with the exception of Uzbekistan, have undergone Turkish training. The number of fluent speakers of Anatolian Turkish among officers in these military forces is also very high."
Why don't they have an Islamic Games Basketball Tournament?? Turkey might be able to have some success in that one, they suck in every other international games!
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