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August 31, 2025

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Turkiye’s First Lady urges people to help the victims of floods in Pakistan

Turkiye’s First Emine Erdoğan expressed great concern about the devastating floods in Pakistan and urged the international community to extend immediate support to the victims. In a message published on the social media platform, Erdoğan said he had personally seen the difficulty of families hit during her trip to Pakistan 14 years ago in 2010. “At that time, Turkiye was one of the first nations to expand a hand in Pakistan,” he wrote. “Today, the prayers, hearts and help of the Turkish people are again with Pakistan and their people.” 2010 Yılındaki Sel Felaketinde Pakistan’a Gitmiş, Oradaki Gözyaşına Ve Çaresizliğe

Indian retailers boycott Turkish products over Turkiye’s support for Pakistan

Small Indian grocery stores and large fashion retailers online can be boycotted by Turkish products ranging from chocolates, coffee, jams and cosmetics to clothes in the midst of increasing rage in Turkiye’s support for Pakistan. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan expressed public solidarity with Pakistan, after India carried out military strikes in response to an attack on Indian illegal occupied jams and Kashmir (Iiojk). The cross -border battles continued for four days before the start of the ceasefire. On Monday, the All India Consumer Federation (AICPDF), which supplies 13 million grocery stores, said it began a “vague and complete boycott” of

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