Emine Erdoğan Conducts Inspections at the Turkey National Botanical Garden
Visiting the botanical garden in Ankara, Emine Erdoğan received information from officials regarding local seed initiatives and projects conducted on agricultural biodiversity.
Emine Erdoğan visited the Turkey National Botanical Garden in Ankara, inspecting the production centers and museum areas within the facility. During the visit, accompanied by Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı, efforts to preserve Anatolia's rich botanical heritage were evaluated.
Facility Inspections and Technical Briefing
Emine Erdoğan was welcomed by Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı and Deputy Minister Ahmet Bağcı. Within the scope of the visit, sapling production areas, the ornamental plants center, and soilless agriculture greenhouses were examined in detail.
Visit to the Agricultural Biodiversity Museum
Touring the Agricultural Biodiversity Museum, which gained special museum status in 2024, Erdoğan received comprehensive information from officials regarding Anatolia's ethnobiological heritage and agricultural diversity.
Visiting the art galleries and children's library within the museum, Erdoğan observed the center's cultural and educational activities firsthand.
The Importance of Plant Memory
Sharing her assessments via social media, Emine Erdoğan emphasized that the Turkey National Botanical Garden serves as the country's living plant memory. She highlighted that the center holds strategic value for future generations.