Essen and Turkey deepen ties under new Consul General Taylan Özgür Aydın
Essen, a city renowned for its multiculturalism, is proud to strengthen its ties with Turkey. With people from over 180 nations calling it home, Essen fosters peaceful coexistence. The City of Essen is committed to close cooperation with the Turkish Consulate General, led by Taylan Özgür Aydın, who assumed his role on January 15, 2023.
Taylan Özgür Aydın, a former Turkish diplomat, now serves as the Consul General in Essen. His diplomatic activities include representing Turkey in the region and attending commemorations. The exchange between Essen and Turkey thrives in economic, academic, and cultural areas. Lord Mayor Thomas Kufen extended his congratulations to Aydın on the 102nd anniversary of the Republic of Turkey, which was founded in 1923 under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's leadership. Kufen expressed gratitude for those working towards a prosperous future and harmonious coexistence, reflecting Essen's commitment to its diverse community.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey's current president since 2003, leads the country. Essen's Integration Council plays a role in addressing participation and integration matters, contributing to the city's diverse and inclusive atmosphere.
Essen's commitment to its diverse population and strong ties with Turkey are evident in its cooperation with the Turkish Consulate General. Taylan Özgür Aydın's appointment as Consul General reflects the growing relationship between the two, with economic, academic, and cultural exchanges flourishing. As Essen continues to celebrate its diversity, it looks forward to further strengthening its bond with Turkey.
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