Turkey starts consultancy services for its citizens living abroad setting off for a homeland vacation at the border gates in Serbia
Ankara began to carry out a welcoming service for European Turkish nationals coming to Turkey in their holidays beyond the country's borders, the chief of an institution for Turks and related communities abroad said on Wednesday.
"We will welcome our nationals living abroad for the first time in Serbian borders in cooperation with the Turkish Interior Ministry, Turkish police, Turkish officials and students that know both Turkish and Serbian languages," Abdullah Eren, head of Turkey's Presidency for Turks Abroad and Related Communities ,Along with Turkish officials, Serbian police will also provide help to make Turkish nationals living abroad journeys safer and convenient.
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