TURKISH FLOWERS AT EXPO 2019 BEIJING...

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TURKISH FLOWERS AT EXPO 2019 BEIJING...

“Turkey’s National Day” event was held on 3rd July, in coordination with The Ministry of Trade and with contribution of Turkey Promotion Group, during International Horticultural Exhibition 2019 Beijing, China...

Turkey’s National Day which was organized with the theme “Welcoming the Future with Green”, started with the opening ceremony, with the participation of Mrs. Ruhsar Pekcan, Minister of Trade; Mr. Fatih Dönmez, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources; Gonca Işık Yılmaz Batur, Deputy Minister of Trade; Abdulkadir Emin Önen, Turkey's Beijing Ambassador; İsmail Gülle, Chairman of Turkey Exporters Assembly; İsmail Yılmaz, Chairman of Turkish Ornamental Plants Exporters Association and Feng Yaoxiang, General Manager of EXPO 2019 Beijing.

Following the opening speeches, the delegation visited Turkish Pavilion, which illustrated the richness of Turkish culture.

Turkish Ornamental Plants Exporters Association distributed 3.000 Turkish Flowers bouquets to the visitors within Turkey’s National Day events.



Source: susbir.org

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