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ibrahim
Tue, 3 Apr 2012 09:49 EDT
comment to elena and eve
elena listen to your self what kind of a dumb question your asking like that who da hell give,s visa for $20. what are you getting? a couple pounds of ribs?! anyways now eve i don,t know how you can,t get no one on the phone well i do every time i call see this embassy in Toronto starts at 9:30am to 12:30pm for applying in person if it,s document that you can get same day then you can go back there to pickup your paper,s some time in the afternoon they,ll tell you and if you wanna call you can also call this number 1-888-566-7656 i,m pretty sure they will be able to help you you all have a great day
Elena
Thu, 29 Mar 2012 10:35 EDT
Visa ?
Why do canadians have to pay $60 to enter Turkey for vacation and the citizens from all other countries pay only $20. Ripoff, appalling :( !
Eve
Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:08 EST
Turkish Consulate in Canada
Does anyone know if the Turkish Consulate in Toronto actually functions? My family requested a document almost three months now and we haven't heard back, we've been calling and no one ever answers the phone. Can anyone help?
zamzam mohamed jama
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 01:44 EST
bushra117@live.com...............ineed you
fist of all thanks to allah,iam agirl in 20 years old live in somalilamd its near to somalia and my life is on a risk because there is alot of dengers there my father died and my mother works on some small jobs.i joined to university but when i see the expensive of it iam out from it i like to live and study as the other girls in the world please help me idid't get the scholarship that you give my country because i was in the week of my father's died and my mothers was soo sik ineed you iam peging you my live in your hands
Abdul wali ahmed
Fri, 9 Dec 2011 05:37 EST
Greating
Thanks all turkey people we dont forget for eve and i t tells the his history
Yok
Wed, 26 Oct 2011 09:24 EDT
Foreign Aid
It is great that the Turkish Government is helping others in need, Somalis. However, Turkey should first focus on assisting its own people. There are thousands if not millions of children in Turkey who cannot go to school past grade 5 due to financial reasons. Why not provide that 500 million TL of scholarship to those children? Here is an analogy: a mother will feed her young before feeding a child of another.... Turkiye, kendi milletini ac, tahsilsiz birakip baskarinin yardimina kosman yanlis!
ahmed
Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:50 EDT
we have no better brother than turkish
We have no better brother than Turkey
Over 300 Somali university and high school students accompanied by the minister of higher education of the Transitional Government of Somalia landed at İstanbul Atatürk Airport on Wednesday morning, flying on a Turkish airline, Atlasjet, after being awarded a scholarship to study in Turkey. Thank you Kimse Yok Mu (Is Anybody There) for your scholarships awarded to Somali students and for welcoming them to Turkey.
Families and parents are very happy that the Turkish government has provided such an opportunity to their children. Many Somalis in the country and the diaspora appreciate this and, in fact, everyone is happy to see such a large number of Somali students receiving a scholarship.

One student said before his departure to Turkey: “This is an unforgettable moment for me, my parents and every one of the students. I was hopeless before Turkey turned its attention to my country, but now I’m so happy and my future is so bright.”

On Sept. 2, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdağ confirmed that 500 Somali students would study at universities in Turkey in the upcoming academic year.

The number of scholarships offered by Turkey in Somalia is very large and one could only rarely come across such a high number of grants in award programs of other governments for students from other countries.

All Turkish agencies and aid workers in Somalia are truly doing a magnificent job.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan -- a pragmatic and true leader of Turkey, and a role model of the next generation -- landed in the world’s most dangerous airport and paid a visit to a country where famine and drought are killing its people. Mr. Erdoğan, along with his wife and children, five Cabinet ministers, members of his Justice and Development Party (AK Party), doctors and aid workers, walked through the streets of the word’s most violent capital city and met with hundreds of thousands of people in need who lost everything in the ongoing drought and famine.

Erdoğan was the first head of state to officially visit the war-torn country since 1991. His historic visit was a glimmer of hope for the Somali people.

In half of his speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York two weeks ago, Mr. Erdoğan talked about Somalia’s problems and called on world leaders to help the Somali people.

Extending our sincere gratitude to the people of Turkey for their helping hand, we believe there is no better brother than Turkey today.

The Turkish government is providing more than TL 500 million in aid to Somalia. Thanks are due to the Prime Ministry’s Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate (AFAD) and other charity organizations for collecting this money from our brothers and sisters in Turkey.

Somalia has for the past 20 years been neglected by the globe, but today we have a big brother (Turkey) who is ready to prove to us that everything is possible. This is not the first time Turkey is helping Somalia, as history tells us that this is the third major time Turkey has saved the Somali people.

Thanks to Erdoğan for having the courage to see with his own eyes the humanitarian crisis in Somalia and the words of encouragement.

A picture of him, Emine Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu holding severely malnourished children in Somalia will be an unforgettable gesture. Remarkably, he said, “Don’t worry, the Turkish people are with you.”

Mr. Erdoğan appointed a Turkish ambassador to Somalia to reopen the Turkish Embassy in Mogadishu to coordinate and provide famine relief and help rebuild schools, roads, hospitals and water wells. The new Turkish ambassador to Somalia, Kani Torun, is a doctor and was the CEO of Doctors Worldwide.

Somalis in the diaspora have also done the best they could to show their appreciation to Mr. Erdoğan and the people of Turkey. They have contacted and met with Turkish ambassadors in Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, the UK, Denmark, the US, Canada, Australia, Qatar, Norway, Russia and Sweden.

Turkish Ambassador to Kenya Tuncer Kayalar was the first to meet with members of the Somali community in Kenya, led by exiled Somali journalists, who expressed their appreciation for the Turkish aid for drought victims.

To thank Mr. Erdoğan, they also set up a Facebook titled “Thank you PM Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Turkey for supporting Somalia.”

A friend of mine posted on his Facebook wall that his first newborn baby boy will be named “Erdoğan,” while his first newborn baby girl will be named “İstanbul.”

“İstanbul is the capital city of Turkey [sic], which is also one of the most popular names in Somali culture, and Erdoğan is the man who saved Somalia, so we don’t want to forget his name,” he said.

Many Somalis, including me, have advised the Somali president to make Mr. Erdoğan an honorary citizen of the Republic of Somalia, while others have advised the Mogadishu mayor to change one of the main roads that runs through the city center to “Erdoğan Road.”
kamal hassan
Wed, 5 Oct 2011 15:54 EDT
thanking
I just wana let you know that i like Turkish people and their country because they are honestly verry good people i am not just saying that but i am sure because i use to live in Turkey they are so nice and they have so beutyful country its really paradise and good place to visit and i am so happy the big development. conguraltulation
mohamed khalif
Fri, 19 Aug 2011 16:18 EDT
trying to join the peace force that the muslim countries are tryin to send to somalia
assalamu alaikum

my named is mohamed khalif and i was reading in the news today that muslim countries were getting ready a force to send to somalia to help keep the peace. please get back to me if u know anything about this because if its true i would like to join.

my numer 647 781-7043
u can call me any time
Demitry Esterlis (Owner of LEDcentury.ca)
Sun, 24 Jul 2011 19:59 EDT
Complain of forge.
Dear Council,
You are my last hope. You are the only ones who can help me! This Turkish company called BBS elektronik; website is http://bbselektronik.com/UYGULAMALAR1.html forged all our pictures from our website. They stole the pictures, design and jobs! We created these designs, it is our job to design it, and they stole everything! Our customers let us know that somebody stole this. We sent them a message and he ignored it since I remain unanswered. We tried to write to the minister of communication of Turkey and for the second time; we remain unanswered.. Our website is http://www.ledcentury.ca/index.html and the pictures are here. http://www.ledcentury.ca/gallery.html . They stole it all. If you can help us, we wrote them 3 months ago and they ignored us. PLEASE HELP.
Contact at 647-300-0130
Evening/international call- 1-905-738-5552
Thank you so much,
Demitry Esterlis
http://www.ledcentury.ca

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