Erdogan says Türkiye will continue humanitarian aid to Gaza
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan marked World Humanitarian Day by saying Türkiye will keep providing humanitarian support worldwide, with special emphasis on Gaza. He framed the approach as rooted in Turkey's history and civilizational values and said Türkiye is the country that provides the most humanitarian aid relative to its national income. Erdogan noted more than 300 million people lack basic necessities and called on the international community to take responsibility. He also invoked religious duty in helping the oppressed and orphans, and pledged Türkiye would remain a source of hope for victims and the needy.
Türkiye pledges continued humanitarian aid, with emphasis on Gaza.
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The comment came in a message for World Humanitarian Day. Erdogan said Türkiye already…
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