ÇORUM (AA) – Open Fire Gastronomy Event held in Çorum started with a cortege march. Participants gathered in front of the Clock Tower and walked to the Bedesten. In his speech here, Governor Ali Çalgan said that they were very happy to host chefs and guests from different countries in Çorum. Explaining that the cuisine represents not only the food culture but also the respect for labor, people and cultural diversity, Çalgan said, “We believe that Çorum cuisine will receive the value and appreciation it deserves in this big league of the international culinary world.
This belief took us on this journey. he said. Mayor Halil İbrahim Aşgın also stated that Çorum has achieved important successes in the fields of industry, trade, agriculture, history and culture. Emphasizing that the richness of Çorum cuisine stems from its deep-rooted history, Aşgın said, “The first fire may have burned in Göbeklitepe, but it was the Hittites who grew that fire, turned it into the imperial cuisine and made it the capital’s cuisine.” For this reason, the roots of our richness in the field of gastronomy date back to ancient times.
he said. Pointing out that Çorum aims to make a significant breakthrough in the field of gastronomy, Aşgın said: Çorum is one of the important cultural and historical cities of Türkiye and the world. Çorum is in the super league in football, in the super league in commerce and industry, and in the super league in agriculture. There was only one gastronomy left, and with God’s permission, with this unity, we are candidates to be in the super league on a world scale, with its rich gastronomy and by entering the field of creative cities in the field of gastronomy, which is the most important in the eyes of UNESCO.
he said. Hitit University Rector Prof. Dr. Ali Osman Öztürk also stated that Çorum deserves this organization with its historical and cultural heritage and stated that, as the only university of the city, we are ready to be a part of this fire and to grow this fire with our academics, students and all our being, and I entrust all of you to God to prove once again that no one can do what Çorum does. he said. After the speeches, the symbolic fire of the festival was lit by the protocol members in the event area.
Within the scope of the event, local dishes of Çorum were introduced and a painting exhibition prepared by university students was opened. After the opening, participants visited the exhibition and received information about the works. The event, whose opening ceremony was attended by Recep Gür, President of Çorum Chambers of Tradesmen and Craftsmen, and famous chefs and citizens in the field of gastronomy from Türkiye and different countries, will continue until May 6.
18Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 28Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş.
Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 38Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony.
48Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 58Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş.
Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 68Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony.
78Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 88Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş.
Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 18Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony.
28Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 38Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş.
Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 48Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony.
58Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 68Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş.
Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 78Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony.
88Journalist Reha Muhtar, who lost her life in the hospital where she was treated in Muğla, was sent off on her last journey with a funeral ceremony held at Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha Mosque in Beşiktaş. Mukhtar’s family, loved ones, former colleagues, media representatives, some artists and citizens attended the ceremony. 16There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
26There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 36There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 46There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
56There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 66There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
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