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Girls’ math team gets second prize in Europe
A Turkish team consisting of four girls aged between 12 and 16 has bagged four medals at the 11th European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), held in the city of Eger in Hungary, and became second out of the 31 international teams.
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Turkish woman in UK named ‘Chef of the Year’
Fatma Güngör, the owner of a famous Turkish restaurant in London, has been named "Chef of the Year" at the British Kebab Awards 2022, which has been held in the United Kingdom for 10 years.
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Cruise ship with 375 passengers docks in resort town Kuşadası
A Malta-flagged cruise ship which has carried 375 tourists from the Greek island of Rhodes to the popular Turkish resort town of Kuşadası, one of the important centers of Turkish tourism, has docked.
Some 375 tourists, mostly U.S. citizens, who came disembarked the cruise, entered the country, after undergoing thermal camera control, a precaution against the coronavirus.
Kuşadası expects over 300 cruise ship visits
Kuşadası, one of Turkey's main holiday destinations on the Aegean coast, will host 310 cruise ships to visit the town with some 360,000 people on board this year, Aziz Güngör, the general manager of Ege Port Limanı, has told Anadolu Agency.
Last year 194 cruise ships docked at the resort's ports, bringing in around 180,000 visitors, according to Güngör.
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Contrasts make Istanbul more attractive to tourists
What makes Istanbul attractive to tourists are its contrasts, according to a seasoned guide. "There are few cities which harbor so much diversity," said Serhan Güngör to Hürriyet Daily News. "The social-cultural cleavages lead to dramatic differences which are very interesting for an outsider to watch and observe," according to Güngör.
Turkey’s top judge urges society to ‘not regard judiciary as partial’
The Turkish judiciary and judges should not be considered as supporters or adversaries of the government, Turkey's Council of State chair Zerrin Güngör said on May 10.
Turkey's renowned economy columnist Güngör Uras dies
Güngör Uras, one of the renowned Turkish economy columnists, died at a hospital in Istanbul at the age of 85.
Turkish opposition cries 'nepotism' after High Court head's daughter appointed as judge
The appointment of Council of State head Zerrin Güngör's daughter Gonca Hatinoğlu as an investigative judge at the Court of Cassation has drawn criticism, amid opposition claims of rising "nepotism" in the Turkish state.
Turkish exec to head global aluminum initiative
Göksal Güngör, the general manager of Turkey’s Assan Alüminyum, has been elected as the new president of the Global Aluminum Foil Roller Initiative (GLAFRI),
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CHP files complaint on 'biased' Council of State head
The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) has filed a complaint on Council of State head Zerrin Güngör to the council's board of directors, saying her remarks that criticized CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu "implicate the Council of State."