NATO Commands Mark Türkiye’s Republic Day with Messages of Congratulations
(MENAFN) NATO headquarters in Brussels and alliance commands around the world marked the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Türkiye on Thursday, posting congratulatory messages across their official social media accounts.
NATO published a message on the US-based platform X featuring photographs of submarines and warships operated by the Turkish Naval Forces.
The alliance extended its Republic Day greetings to Türkiye, concluding the post with the words: "We are NATO."
NATO Allied Maritime Command also shared an image of Turkish naval vessels sailing through the Istanbul Strait, accompanied by the message: "Congratulations & greetings to our Allies and friends in #Türkiye celebrating their National Day."
Meanwhile, NATO’s Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum posted a message in Turkish declaring: "The Republic of Türkiye shall endure forever."
Allied Joint Force Command Norfolk also marked the occasion with a Turkish-language greeting: "Happy Republic Day, Türkiye!"
NATO Allied Air Command joined the celebrations, publishing a message in Turkish that read: "Happy 29 October Republic Day!"
Alongside a photograph of a fighter jet belonging to the Turkish Stars, the Turkish Air Force’s official aerobatic team, Allied Air Command added: "We wish our Turkish friends and Allies a happy Republic Day!"
NATO Allied Land Command, based in the Turkish city of Izmir, congratulated its host country with the message: "Stronger together."
NATO Special Operations Forces Headquarters also participated, sharing a photograph of Turkish special forces parachutists posing in front of a military transport aircraft.
Its accompanying message stated: "Join us in celebrating our Ally Türkiye as they commemorate the Anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye."
The Republic of Türkiye was proclaimed by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on Oct. 29, 1923, establishing a political system founded on national sovereignty.
Its creation followed the Turkish War of Independence, led by Ataturk and the national movement against foreign occupation and efforts to divide Anatolia after World War I.
NATO published a message on the US-based platform X featuring photographs of submarines and warships operated by the Turkish Naval Forces.
The alliance extended its Republic Day greetings to Türkiye, concluding the post with the words: "We are NATO."
NATO Allied Maritime Command also shared an image of Turkish naval vessels sailing through the Istanbul Strait, accompanied by the message: "Congratulations & greetings to our Allies and friends in #Türkiye celebrating their National Day."
Meanwhile, NATO’s Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum posted a message in Turkish declaring: "The Republic of Türkiye shall endure forever."
Allied Joint Force Command Norfolk also marked the occasion with a Turkish-language greeting: "Happy Republic Day, Türkiye!"
NATO Allied Air Command joined the celebrations, publishing a message in Turkish that read: "Happy 29 October Republic Day!"
Alongside a photograph of a fighter jet belonging to the Turkish Stars, the Turkish Air Force’s official aerobatic team, Allied Air Command added: "We wish our Turkish friends and Allies a happy Republic Day!"
NATO Allied Land Command, based in the Turkish city of Izmir, congratulated its host country with the message: "Stronger together."
NATO Special Operations Forces Headquarters also participated, sharing a photograph of Turkish special forces parachutists posing in front of a military transport aircraft.
Its accompanying message stated: "Join us in celebrating our Ally Türkiye as they commemorate the Anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye."
The Republic of Türkiye was proclaimed by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on Oct. 29, 1923, establishing a political system founded on national sovereignty.
Its creation followed the Turkish War of Independence, led by Ataturk and the national movement against foreign occupation and efforts to divide Anatolia after World War I.
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