This document provides an overview of Turkey, including its geography, politics, economy, language, and memberships in international organizations. Turkey has a democratic and secular government and a population of over 80 million people. It has a large economy focused on textiles, vehicles, and agricultural products. The document also describes Turkey's armed forces, which utilize conscription and have participated in peacekeeping missions. Turkey has a long history and is a popular tourist destination, known for sites like Ephesus, Cappadocia, and the cities of Istanbul and Antalya on the Mediterranean coast.

1. Turkey

2. Outline
 Geographical, Political,
Economical, Demographic
Linguistics Overview
 Armed Forces and PSO
 Tourism
 Historical and Cultural Background

3. Geography

4. Geography

5. Politics
 Democratic,
 Secular,
 Unitary,
 Constitutional republic.
 Separation power.
 Political rights to women in 1934

6. Economy
16th largest economy in the world
Textiles Vehicles
Agricultural products
Consumer electronics

7. Language

8. Memberships
 United Nations (1945)
 Council of Europe (1949)
 NATO (1952)
 OECD (1961)
 OSCE (1973)
 EU Customs Union (1995)
 G-20 (2008)
 Organisation of Islamic Cooperation

9. Outline
 Geographical, Political,
Economical, Demographic
Overview
 Armed Forces and PSO
 Tourism
 Historical and Cultural Background

10. Armed Forces
 Conscription system
 Personnel Strength : 700.000
Sabiha Gokcen
(1913 – 2001)
First female combat pilot
in the world

11. Armed Forces

12. Peace Support Operations
 The Korean War in 1950.
 UNOSOM, Somalia , 1993-1994.
 UNPROFOR, IFOR , SFOR, Bosnia-Herzegovina,1994-2000.
 ESSENTIAL HARVEST, Macedonia, 2001
 NTM-I, Iraq, 2004-2011
 UNMIS, Sudan, 2005-2011
 OUP, Libya, 2011
“Peace at home,
peace in the world.”
12 PSO missions in the past.

13. Peace Support Operations
 UNIFIL , Lubnan, since 2006.
 UNAMID, Darfur, since 2006.
 KFOR, Kosovo, since 1999.
 ISAF, Afghanistan, since 2002.
 ALTHEA, Bosnia-Herzegovina,
since 2004.

14. Humanitarian Aid
Hosting 181,659 out of 691,542 refugees (as of 15 Feb. 13)
“One for all,
all for one”

15. Outline
 Geographical, Political,
Economical, Demographic
Overview
 Armed Forces and PSO
 Tourism
 Historical and Cultural Background

16. Rafting Culture
Air Sports
Winter Sports
Silk Road Thermal Resorts Golf Ornithology
Yachting Botanic Highlands
Tourism
Hunting

17. Tourism
Amanos / Marmaris Patara / Fethiye
Iztuzu / Dalyan Oludeniz / Fethiye

18. Outline
 Geographical, Political,
Economical, Demographic
Linguistics Overview
 Armed Forces and PSO
 Tourism
 Historical and Cultural Background

19. Hagia Sophia / Blue Mosque Sümela Monastery Noah's Ark
Ephesus Rumi Cappadocia
Abraham’s place

21. Antalya is a city on the
Mediterranean coast of
southwestern Turkey. It is Turkey's
biggest international sea resort,
located on the Turkish Riviera.

22. Antalya became the
third most visited city in
the world by number
of international
arrivals, ranking behind
Paris and London,
respectively.

23. Name and Etymology
The city was founded as "Attaleia", named after
its founder Attalos II, king of Pergamon.This
name, still in use in Greek, later mutated in
Turkish as Adalia and then Antalya.Attaleia was
also the name of a festival at Delphi and Attalis
was the name of an old Greek tribe at
Athens.Despite the close similarity, there is no
relationship to the name Anatolia.

24. Tourism
Kaleiçi, with its narrow cobbled streets of
historic Ottoman era houses, is the old center of
Antalya. With its hotels, bars, clubs, restaurants, and
shopping, it has been restored to retain much of its
historical character. Cumhuriyet Square, the main
square of the city, is the location for temporary open
air exhibitions and performances.

25. Festivals and Events
Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival: national film
festival usually held in September / October.
International Eurasia Film Festival: (2005-2008) annual
international film festival, now part of the Golden Orange
festival.
Antalya Television Awards: awarded annually since 2009.
Antalya Festival: September
Mediterranean International Music Festival: October, 6 days
Antalya International Folk Music and Dance Festival
Competition: Last week of August
Aspendos International Opera and Ballet Festival: June and July

26. Beaches
Antalya has beaches
including Konyaaltı, Lara and
Karpuzkaldıran.

27. Historic sites in the city center
 Kaleiçi: the historical center of the city.
 Ancient monuments include the City Walls, Hıdırlık Tower,
Hadrian's Gate (also known as Triple Gate), and the Clock
Tower.
 Hadrian's Gate: constructed in the 2nd century by the
Romans in honor of the Emperor Hadrian.
 İskele Mosque: A 19th-century Mosque near the Marina.
 Yat Limanı: the harbour dating to Roman era.
 Yivli Minare (Fluted Minaret) Mosque: Built by the Seljuks and
decorated with dark blue and turquoise tiles, this minaret
eventually became the symbol of the city.

28. Kaleiçi

29. Clock Tower

30. Hıdırlık Tower

31. Hadrian's Gate

32. İskele Mosque

33. Yat Limanı(Antalya Marina)

34. Yivli Minare

35. Museums
Kaleiçi Museum: Opened in 2007 by the
Mediterranean Civilizations Research Center
(Akdeniz Medeniyetleri Araştırma Merkezi)
Atatürk's House Museum
Antalya Toy Museum. The Antalya
Metropolitan Municipality opened the
exhibition facility in 2011.
Suna & İnan Kıraç Kaleiçi Museum : An
ethnographic museum run by the Suna and
İnan Kıraç Foundation.

36. Kaleiçi Museum

37. Atatürk's House Museum

38. Antalya Aquarium