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Erdogan appoints new ambassadors to 12 countries

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has appointed new ambassadors to 12 countries.

Axar.az reports, citing Turkish media, that under the decrees, Ayshe Hilal has been appointed ambassador to Finland, Alper Aktash to North Macedonia, Haydar Kerem Divanlioglu to Burundi, Kaan Esener to the Philippines, Necati Sancaktutan to Bahrain, Huseyin Ergani to Oman, Fikriye Asli Guven to Namibia, Fatih Yildiz to South Korea, Fahri Turker Oba to Sudan, Ferhad Alkan to Somalia, Ozgur Gokmen to Gambia, and Ayca Oshafaoglu İnam to Mozambique.

In addition, Turkiye’s ambassadors to Burundi and North Macedonia, Alp Ishikli and Fatih Ulusoy, respectively, have been recalled.

Date
2026.09.05 / 12:14
Author
Axar.az
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