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Two executives of former crypto investment platform arrested for fraud in Istanbul
Two executives from a former crypto investment platform accused of fraud were arrested in Istanbul earlier this year, Turkish media reported.
New York City is set to host the vibrant and colorful Turkish Day Parade on May 17-18, under the auspices of the Presidency's Directorate of Communications.
The parade is a highlight of the Turkish-American community's calendar, showcasing traditional music, dance, and culinary delights that offer a taste of Turkey to New Yorkers © X File Photo
New York City is set to host the vibrant and colorful Turkish Day Parade on May 17-18, under the auspices of the Presidency's Directorate of Communications.
This annual event aims to strengthen the bonds of unity and solidarity within the Turkish-American community and to highlight their significant economic and cultural contributions to the city.
The festivities will commence with a flag-raising ceremony at Wall Street-Bowling Green Park on May 17. This symbolic event is expected to draw a large crowd, including community leaders, local politicians, and members of the Turkish diaspora, all gathered to honor and celebrate their heritage.
The Turkish Day Parade serves multiple purposes; it is not only a celebration of Turkish culture and traditions but also a platform to reinforce the economic and cultural ties between Turkey and the United States.
It provides an opportunity for Turkish-Americans to express their cultural pride while educating others about their rich history and traditions.
The parade is a highlight of the Turkish-American community's calendar, showcasing traditional music, dance, and culinary delights that offer a taste of Turkey to New Yorkers.
It also underscores the important role that the Turkish community plays in the local economy, from small businesses to large enterprises.
By Bruno Finel
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