
While President Erdoğan was warning about the flood disaster, he made evaluations about Türkiye's education vision and the fight against FETO.
At the 10th anniversary event of the Turkish Maarif Foundation, President Erdoğan conveyed a message of condolence for those who lost their lives in the flood disaster, emphasized the achievements in education and stated that the fight against FETO will continue with determination.
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President Erdoğan spoke at the program organized on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Turkish Maarif Foundation. The foundation was established with the aim of taking over FETO-affiliated schools abroad and opening new educational institutions in their place.
President Erdoğan made a statement at the "Turkish Maarif Foundation 10th Anniversary Program" at Beştepe National Library.
Highlights from President Erdoğan's statements:
I wish a speedy recovery to those affected by the rain, floods and floods in Antalya and Istanbul, and I pray for God's mercy on the 3 citizens who lost their lives.
It is understood that the showers will continue in various parts of the country. We want our people to carefully follow the warnings of our official institutions in order to prevent new problems.
All institutions of our state, especially AFAD, work in coordination and take precautions in the field while giving the necessary warnings to our citizens.
I would like to thank my brothers who brought Türkiye's education vision together with the whole world. We ensured equality of opportunity in education. We started to reap the fruits of all our work. According to the Pisa results, we became the country that increased its score the most in the OECD.
We improved our education infrastructure. We have increased access to education and our institutional capacity many times. Undoubtedly, what is much more proud is that this vision is carried to different corners of the world. It is a great success for Türkiye that we have become a country that attracts tens of thousands of students from abroad every year. It is the clearest symbol of the historical transformation in education.
We provide quality education from pre-school to higher education, a success that was unimaginable 25 years ago.
Even though those who look at the world and Türkiye from other people's perspectives may not yet realize it, our country is a global player today. We are now in a new league, not only in the defense industry, diplomacy, tourism and foreign trade, but also in terms of international education vision.
We are a nation that has no shame of colonialism in its history. In many countries that talk about respecting differences, social memory has been erased.
The FETO treason network has used the schools it opened in other countries over the years to develop its own structure. We have ensured the closure of FETO-affiliated schools in more than 50 countries. The Maarif Foundation, established 10 years ago, also played a role in eliminating FETO. FETO will pay the price for its betrayal of this nation, and we will not let it go on the basis of law and democracy.

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