Istanbul: The Center of Eurasian Interaction

A region between Asia and Europe: a promising journey for growth and trade. Given its size and location, it represents a vibrant and dynamic interaction between nature and its creators. Its archaeological sites, which attract global visitors and investors, are characterized by medium-sized travel and trade. From its local natural beauty to its global markets, its strategic location, open to two continents, embodies the civilizational progress of Istanbul and Turkey as a whole.

Eurasian Civilizational Progress in Istanbul

The name Eurasian refers to Istanbul’s unique location between the continents of Asia and Europe, a meeting point of civilizations.

Anatolian Civilizational Progress: This section describes the historical, cultural, and architectural development the city has witnessed throughout the ages. It is an indelible, living legacy, sculpted by the creative thought of the original Turkish inhabitants, creating a distinctive landmark on the world map, cementing its unique place for all to see

European and Asian Istanbul

e tourist attractions in this city draw people from all over the world to spend the most beautiful moments of their lives there. Its many advantages, situated between Asia and Europe, have made it a distinguished center of history, geography, and the intellectual and cultural growth of its original inhabitants throughout the ages and to this day. Istanbul continues its commercial, cultural, and architectural development, inviting all countries of the world to invest and actively participate in its cities, rich in landmarks, nature, bridges, waterfalls, restaurants, and services that make it an unforgettable experience.

From Local Nature to Global Markets

Cultural Communication: Connecting Asia and Europe. There are distinct regions, some on the European side and some on the Asian side, that form a continuity between two civilizations worthy of discussion. This contemporary historical interconnectedness of material and intellectual development and living standards across different eras, which is widespread on the Asian side, extends toward the European side. This gradual continuity is accompanied by an interaction with nature, resulting in greater interconnectedness in terms of quantity, commensurate with each diversity. The dominant feature is the interaction between a series of vibrant regions and villages, and the rich local Asian agricultural production, which is directed toward European global trade

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