I know it's not realistic but I hoped we'd go back to using the old Turkic script with the fancy inscriptions rather than Latin or Cyrillic.
That would have been so cool, too.
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I know it's not realistic but I hoped we'd go back to using the old Turkic script with the fancy inscriptions rather than Latin or Cyrillic.
octagon wasn't necessary it is a symbol of Arabization of Turkic state by Turkey![]()
New flag of Organization of Turkic States adopted
The new flag of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) has been adopted.According to Report, the relevant decision was made at the 11th Summit meeting of the H...report.az
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The new flag of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) has been adopted.
According to Report, the relevant decision was made at the 11th Summit meeting of the Heads of State of the Organization of Turkic States held in Bishkek.
The decision reads:
"In recognition of the shared historical and cultural values that unite the Turkic nations, and reaffirming the commitment to strengthening multifaceted cooperation, mutual progress, unity and solidarity, based on the Agreed Minutes of the Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Cooperation Council of Turkic Speaking States held on
22 August 2012, in Bishkek, the Council of Heads of State hereby decided:
- To adopt the flag of the Organization of Turkic States, along with its description, as outlined in Annexes 1 and 2.
- In accordance with Paragraph 1 of the present Decision, to proceed with the harmonisation of the color schemes of the flags of other Turkic Cooperation Organizations in alignment with the flag of the Organization of Turkic States, and to adopt the updated flags of these organizations."
It was noted that the flag's design features an octagon, a crescent and star, and a sun with evenly diverging straight rays centered on a turquoise blue field.
The blue background (Pantone 3125C) symbolizes the clear sky, peace, and prosperity. This monochromatic backdrop signifies the unity of the Turkic nations. Historically, blue has been associated with Turkic culture and traditions, further reinforcing its cultural significance.
The octagon represents the centuries-old Turkic statehood, symbolizing the sign of the affirmation of the republic (hurriyat), stability, interconnectedness and strength derived from the common Turkic cultural heritage. In Turkic and Islamic traditions, the octagon is a symbol of guidance and wisdom, serving as a beacon for the Organization's path forward.
The sun, with its evenly diverging forty straight rays, symbolizes light, openness, and vitality. The rays represent the shared values and common vision that illuminate the path for the Turkic world, guiding it towards a brighter and more prosperous future.
The crescent and star, a well-known symbol across the Turkic world, stands for the Turkic statehood, growth, aspirations for the future and progress. These elements reflect the dynamic and forward-looking spirit of the Organization,
based on the rich shared history of the Turkic states.
This flag encapsulates the core symbols of Turkic identity, unity, common heritage, and comprehensive cooperation, which are central to the mission of the Organization of Turkic States.
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New flag of Organization of Turkic States adopted
The new flag of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) has been adopted.According to Report, the relevant decision was made at the 11th Summit meeting of the H...report.az
View attachment 71879
The new flag of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) has been adopted.
According to Report, the relevant decision was made at the 11th Summit meeting of the Heads of State of the Organization of Turkic States held in Bishkek.
The decision reads:
"In recognition of the shared historical and cultural values that unite the Turkic nations, and reaffirming the commitment to strengthening multifaceted cooperation, mutual progress, unity and solidarity, based on the Agreed Minutes of the Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Cooperation Council of Turkic Speaking States held on
22 August 2012, in Bishkek, the Council of Heads of State hereby decided:
- To adopt the flag of the Organization of Turkic States, along with its description, as outlined in Annexes 1 and 2.
- In accordance with Paragraph 1 of the present Decision, to proceed with the harmonisation of the color schemes of the flags of other Turkic Cooperation Organizations in alignment with the flag of the Organization of Turkic States, and to adopt the updated flags of these organizations."
It was noted that the flag's design features an octagon, a crescent and star, and a sun with evenly diverging straight rays centered on a turquoise blue field.
The blue background (Pantone 3125C) symbolizes the clear sky, peace, and prosperity. This monochromatic backdrop signifies the unity of the Turkic nations. Historically, blue has been associated with Turkic culture and traditions, further reinforcing its cultural significance.
The octagon represents the centuries-old Turkic statehood, symbolizing the sign of the affirmation of the republic (hurriyat), stability, interconnectedness and strength derived from the common Turkic cultural heritage. In Turkic and Islamic traditions, the octagon is a symbol of guidance and wisdom, serving as a beacon for the Organization's path forward.
The sun, with its evenly diverging forty straight rays, symbolizes light, openness, and vitality. The rays represent the shared values and common vision that illuminate the path for the Turkic world, guiding it towards a brighter and more prosperous future.
The crescent and star, a well-known symbol across the Turkic world, stands for the Turkic statehood, growth, aspirations for the future and progress. These elements reflect the dynamic and forward-looking spirit of the Organization,
based on the rich shared history of the Turkic states.
This flag encapsulates the core symbols of Turkic identity, unity, common heritage, and comprehensive cooperation, which are central to the mission of the Organization of Turkic States.
What an insult.
Binali Yıldırım, who was apointed as the lead "aksakal" of the OTS, wants to change the constitution to remove Turkish identity and also wants to give Kurds and others autonomy...
Nothing, I'm telling you, nothing is going to improve with these idiots in charge. So much potential gone to waste.
When I said in September 2024 that Kazakhstan was getting too close to our enemy Israel and that they were trying to avoid including the Turkish Cypriots among themselves, some friends at the forum told us nonsensical things like "strategic depth" and "states do not have feelings, they have interests". Now we have seen that the "strategic depth" of the countries you want to establish a Turan army in is a joke.
Why did Kazakhstan open an embassy in the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus?
It is reported that many business people and managers from Kazakhstan have opened hotels and tourism businesses in the Greek Cypriot Administration.
It is also reported that the Greek Cypriot Administration gives easy EU passports to Kazakh managers and business people.
The EU member Greek Cypriot Administration is known as a member with a bad record in money laundering and issuing passports with money.
It has been alleged that many business people and managers from Kazakhstan have hidden their money in banks in the Greek Cypriot Administration.
Turkmenistan became the 2nd Turkic Republic to open an embassy in the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus after Kazakhstan. The dream of a Turan army of some friends evaporated before it even started.
They said that Turks have no friends other than Turks. The Turks of Central Asia stood up and shouted that it was a lie.
What is the point of Turan without Israel and Cyprus?When I said in September 2024 that Kazakhstan was getting too close to our enemy Israel and that they were trying to avoid including the Turkish Cypriots among themselves, some friends at the forum told us nonsensical things like "strategic depth" and "states do not have feelings, they have interests". Now we have seen that the "strategic depth" of the countries you want to establish a Turan army in is a joke.
When I said in September 2024 that Kazakhstan was getting too close to our enemy Israel and that they were trying to avoid including the Turkish Cypriots among themselves, some friends at the forum told us nonsensical things like "strategic depth" and "states do not have feelings, they have interests". Now we have seen that the "strategic depth" of the countries you want to establish a Turan army in is a joke.