While Turkey was preparing to use Turkey instead of Turkey in all international relations, a new news reflected in the London press revealed an obstacle. The letter ‘ü’, which is not found in the Latin alphabet, may cause problems in the usage of Turkey.
With the circular published on December 4, Turkey announced that the phrase Turkey, not Turkey, would be used in correspondence with international institutions and organizations and on exported products. London-based media outlet Middle East Eye In the news he based on two Turkish officials, It was stated that this could cause a new problem.
In the news, which stated that Turkey plans to change its official English name to Turkey by registering it with the United Nations next week, the authorities made another point. According to the information conveyed in the news, Turkish officials stated that it is possible to change the name by making a simple notification to the UN, but not in the nominal Latin alphabet. The letter ‘U’ may cause problems. explained.
The fact that the letter Ü is not in the nominal Latin alphabet can cause problems:
A senior official said in a statement that Ankara has not yet met with the UN regarding the letter ‘U’. Turkish authorities have a They are hopeful that a solution can be found. Although they expressed this, some observers stated that the letter ‘U’ could be used instead of ‘Ü’ in the new name as a remedy for this situation.
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On the other hand, a UN spokesperson speaking to Middle East Eye stated that Turkish authorities applied to them for a name change. Spokesman, “The Permanent Mission of Turkey to check the procedure for submitting a country name change should this change occur. Contacted the UN Protocol, but we have not received any official notification.” used the phrases.
The use of ‘Turkey’ instead of ‘Turkey’ has started to be used in some official websites such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today.