Culture of Turkey

1. Group Members:
Ayesha Afzal
Areeba Shafiq
Asad Fahim
Shiza Raheel
Komal Arif
Hussain Miraza

2. WELCOMETO
TURKEY

4.  Turkey is both Secular and Democratic
 You can cross continents underground
 Turkey introduced coffee to Europe
 A new type of plant is discovered every 10
days
 Turkey is packed with cultural heritage
 Cultivation of black roses
 Turkey gifted tulips to the world
 Santa Claus

15.  Conversations
 Display of Emotion
 Deadlines
 Formality

16.  Hierarchy and
Decision-making
 Gender and class
 Relationship-
building
 Privileges and
Favoritism

17.  The coastal areas ofTurkey bordering the
Black Sea, Aegean Sea and the
Mediterranean Sea have a temperate
Oceanic climate with warm, wet summers
and cool to cold, wet winters.
 Snow does occur, , but it usually lies no
more than a few days.

18.  Climate is much
harsher
 In winter −30 °C to
−40 °C (−22 °F to
−40 °F)
 In summer 30 °C
(86 °F)

21. Simit

23. MUSIC:
• Folk
• Arab
• Greek
• Ottoman
• Persian
• Balkan
• European
• American
INSTRUMENTS:

24. ANTALYA

25. MUSEUM OF ANATOLIAN
CIVILIZATIONS
ANITKABIR

29. GIFT GIVING ETIQUETTE DINING ETIQUETTE

30.  Appointments should be made
1 to 2 weeks in advance,
preferably by telephone.
 First appointments are more
social- than business-oriented
 Small talk helps establish a
rapport.
 Business cards are exchanged
without formal ritual, with
both hands.

31.  Maintaining eye contact is vital
 Turkish love to tell about their country, but
not politics
 Turks do not require as much personal
space
 Courtesy is crucial in all business dealings.
 Relationships are fostered in the office,
over extended lunches, dinners, and social
outings.