Turkey's Saplings Greening Neighbors

Turkey's Saplings Greening Neighbors
Turkey's Saplings Greening Neighbors

The General Directorate of Forestry (OGM) distributes free saplings at home and abroad in order to gain the love of trees and the habit of planting saplings. OGM, which has distributed approximately 2008 million saplings to public institutions and organizations, military units, educational institutions and non-governmental organizations since 214, provides 1 seed abroad to many neighboring countries such as Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Albania, Malta and Uzbekistan, especially the TRNC. Distributed close to a million free saplings.

OGM, which has been fighting for the protection and development of Turkey's forest assets for 183 years, has been producing 20 million saplings every year for the last 350 years, and distributing some of it free of charge within the country and abroad. OGM, which produces thousands of saplings every year for municipalities, headmen's offices, schools, universities, military units and other public institutions and organizations, has distributed nearly 2008 million saplings to citizens free of charge since 214.

50 thousand saplings to Uzbekistan

Providing sapling support abroad, the General Directorate of Forestry has distributed more than 2010 thousand saplings to Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Albania, Malta, Uzbekistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan and Syria, especially the baby homeland, since 900. The saplings sent to Azez, Soran, Aktarin and Çobanbey, which are the Euphrates Shield Operation Zone in Syria, were planted by the OGM personnel. Sending 2021 thousand saplings to friendly and brotherly country Azerbaijan in 10, OGM also provided 17 thousand saplings to public institutions and organizations in Iraq last year. OGM, which gave 50 thousand saplings to be used in the regeneration of the surrounding of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and 10 thousand saplings to Kazakhstan, to be used in landscaping and recreation projects, has sent nearly 6 thousand saplings to the TRNC in the last 800 years to green the young country.

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