Grand National Assembly of Turkey - Devlet Atatürk Bulvarı No:153

July 15 treacherous coup attempt I have shared with you several bombed areas of our targeted veteran assembly. Our Gazi council is built in a very good architecture and it is a place to visit with its numerous works of art and large and small buildings that bear witness to history. It is the point where the foundations of our Republic are laid in the city of Ankara, which is the central location where the heart of our country beats. Turkey's Grand National Assembly In the public relations building, the deputies' chambers are located. Assembly staff and policemen with a smiling face and helpful attitude in the Assembly respectful and institutional air is actually the reason. In particular, the parliamentary policemen guide citizens in many areas. I recommend you to witness this history in your veteran assembly where you can catch history at every step. The cafeteria section in the Assembly offers meals at reasonable prices and I recommend the council cafeteria with its delicious dishes.

Turkey's largest public institution, where I retired with pride and pleasure as a corporate DRIVER.

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The construction of the First Turkish Grand National Assembly building located in Ankara Ulus Square was started in 1915. The plan of the building, which was originally designed as the clubhouse of the Committee of Union and Progress, was made by the foundations architect Salim Bey, and the construction was supervised by the military architect of the corps, Hasip Bey. The most distinctive feature of the two-storey building in Turkish architectural style is the use of Ankara stone (ANDESITE) on its walls. The building, which was not completed yet when the assembly was decided to convene in this building on April 23, 1920, was completed with the contribution of the nation as the work of a national excitement. The building, which was used as the 1st Grand National Assembly of Turkey between 23 April 1920 and 15 October 1924, later continued to function as the Republican People's Party Headquarters and Law School, was transferred to the Ministry of Education in 1952, and in 1957 the work began to be converted into a museum. The building was opened to the public on April 23, 1961 under the name of "Turkish Grand National Assembly Museum". Within the framework of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Atatürk's birth, it was reopened by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums in 1981 as the "War of Independence Museum" on April 23, 1981 as a result of the restoration and exhibition works. Opening of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey On April 23, 1920, thousands of people around the Assembly waited for the opening of the Assembly with a large crowd. After the necessary ceremonies, the Assembly held its first meeting with 115 representatives. The first opening speech of the Assembly was made by Sinop MP Şerif Bey, the oldest member elected as the Chairman of the Assembly. "Dear attendees; It is known that the caliphate and the center of government were occupied by foreign forces with temporary registration, and independence was restricted in all respects. Bowing down in this situation means that our nation accepts the foreign bondage offered to it. However, our nation, which has been determined to live with full independence since time immemorial, has decisively and decisively rejected this captivity and immediately started to gather its representatives and formed its supreme Assembly. As the head of this supreme Assembly and with the help of God, I open the National Assembly by organizing its future personally and declaring it to the whole world, within the full independence of our nation, both inside and outside. " After this opening speech, the Ankara MP, Mustafa Kemal, took the floor and made the following explanation about which members the Assembly will consist of. "As you know, your Supreme Assembly is made up of respectable deputies who have been re-elected with extraordinary powers, and esteemed deputies who came here after saving their lives from the center of the reign that were attacked and occupied. The establishment of a supreme Parliament with the deputies who may flee and come here has only been the subject of the new election style. has been collected as. " The second meeting of the Assembly was held on April 24, 1920 and Mustafa Kemal was unanimously elected as the Speaker of the Assembly. Mustafa Kemal made a long and meaningful speech at this meeting, He emphasized the importance of the assembly, saying "There is no power over the supreme assembly anymore". The War of Independence was fought with the successful administration of Gazi Mustafa Kemal and the decisions taken in the 1st Turkish Grand National Assembly. These decisions include the adoption of the first constitution on 20 January 1921, the adoption of the Turkish National Anthem on 12 March 1921, and the abolition of the Sultanate on 1 November 1922. On the other hand, the Lausanne Peace Treaty on July 24, 1923, Ankara's becoming the capital of the Republic of Turkey on October 13, 1923, and Gazi Mustafa Kemal's election as the President of the Turkish state with the proclamation of the Republic on October 29, 1923 was also approved and accepted by this Assembly. In one of his speech, Atatürk emphasized the importance of the Grand National Assembly by saying, "The Grand National Assembly is the essence of the centuries-long search of the Turkish Nation and its consciousness to govern itself"

I am proud of my assembly. I would especially like to thank our honorable deputies for their hospitality and Derya Baykal, the esteemed EU Specialist in Strategy.