At the United Nations, President Erdogan highlights worldwide issues of intolerance, racism, and fanaticism, extending books promoting coexistence while stressing the value of diversity in a troubled world.
During his speech at UNGA, Erdogan once again reiterated his often repeated slogan for UN reform, “The world is bigger than five,” referring to the unrepresentative nature of the UN Security Council’s five permanent, veto-wielding members. / Photo: AA
On Tuesday, amid the UN General Assembly, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan presented the books, which lay out the democratisation steps, comprehensive reforms, and legal regulations for different religions and belief groups in Türkiye taken over the last two decades, during his tenure as Turkish leader. The book"Different Faiths, Mutual Understanding in Peace in the Same Geography," prepared by the directorate for this year's UN General Assembly with an introduction by Erdogan, addresses such subjects as removing obstacles to the use of different languages and dialects, realising a more democratic and pluralistic structure in the education system, and expanding the cultural rights and freedoms of other religion and faith groups.
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