Ankara Celebrates the 101st Anniversary of Becoming Turkey’s Capital
Ankara, one of the symbols of the National Struggle Period, was designated as the capital of the Republic of Turkey on October 13, 1923. This year, the 101st anniversary of Ankara’s capital status is being celebrated with great enthusiasm.
The declaration of Ankara as the capital is a significant milestone in Turkey’s fight for independence. Following its designation as the capital, the city embarked on an extensive development phase and has since become the political, economic, and cultural center of Turkey.
This special day holds meaning not only for Ankara but for all of Turkey. The capital city, commemorated with annual events, ensures the remembrance of the nation’s independence struggle and strengthens Turkey’s sense of unity and solidarity.