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- 32 country leaders and 4,800 guests attended the NATO Summit held in Ankara on July 7-8.
- Erdoğan stated that with the summit organization, Ankara has been confirmed as a world city in international diplomacy.
- Etimesgut Military Airport was reopened, strengthening the city's organization infrastructure.
- Erdoğan emphasized that Turkey is in a position of a country that embraces its cultural accumulation, not one that rejects its heritage.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan evaluated the NATO Heads of State and Government Summit held in Ankara on July 7-8, following the Cabinet Meeting. Stating that the summit increased Turkey's international prestige, Erdoğan expressed that it has been confirmed that Ankara is now a world city.
It was stated that all preparations were meticulously carried out at the summit attended by the leaders of 32 NATO member countries and approximately 4,800 guests. It was emphasized that Ankara's international organization infrastructure was strengthened with the reopening of Etimesgut Military Airport. The Presidential National Library was used as the international media center throughout the summit.
Erdoğan stated that elements such as the Mehter Team and the Turkish Stars exhibited during the summit contributed to the promotion of Turkey's historical heritage. Stating that national issues should not be made the subject of political polemics, Erdoğan noted that there is now a Turkey that embraces its civilizational accumulation.
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- When and where was the NATO Leaders Summit held?
- The summit was held in Ankara on July 7-8, hosted by Turkey.
- How many people attended the summit?
- Leaders of 32 NATO member countries, many ministers and international organization representatives, as well as approximately 4,800 guests attended the event.
- How was the Presidential National Library used at the summit?
- The library served as an international media center throughout the summit so that thousands of journalists could follow the event.
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