Statement by Minister Dönmez on Drilling Works!

Statement by Minister Dönmez on Drilling Works! Statement by Minister Dönmez regarding drilling works. Fatih Dönmez, Minister of Energy & Natural Resources, said, "The days when we will receive good news from the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean are near." Fatih Dönmez, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, who came to Bilecik's Söğüt district within the scope of the 739th Commemoration of Ertuğrul Gazi and Yoruk Festival, participated in the "Opening Ceremony of the Landscaping of Kuyulu Mescid". After the opening, a march was made to Ertuğrul Gazi Tomb in front of the Government House accompanied by a mehteran. After praying in Ertuğrul Gazi Tomb, a minute of silence was made at the Monument of the Turkish Elders and the Turkish National Anthem was sung. Making a statement in the ceremony area, Dönmez expressed his satisfaction for participating in the 739th Commemoration of Ertuğrul Gazi and Söğüt Festivities and said, "Greetings to our heart-filled geography, which has attained peace and tranquility with the shadow of the Ottoman plane tree sprouting in Söğüt."   Minister of Energy & Natural Resources Fatih Dönmez made the following statements in his statement:   "Greetings to Sultan Alparslan who opened the gates of Anatolia to us, to his glorious army, Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev, Alaaddin Keykubat, Süleyman Şah. Ertuğrul Gazi, who planted the seeds of the resurrection, Osman Gazi, to Orhan Gazi, who transformed the Ottomans from a principality to a state , to the saints who built Anatolia through spiritual conquests, to those who made the land they stepped tremble with their courage. May God bless them. May God be pleased with our sainted martyrs who left us this heavenly land. Ertuğrul Gazi's march from Ahlat to Söğüt was actually the first steps of a great empire and a great civilization.”   "Thank God, History Is Back To Its Original Today" Stating that the Ottomans rebuilt the conquered lands and revived them, Dönmez said, "All these qualities are the best example of the value our civilization gives to human beings. We have never ruled with a colonial understanding in the lands we conquered. Even when we retreated from those lands, those who remained behind always remembered us with longing. They waited for the day we will return. "