Turkish coffee culture is spreading around the world

게시됨 2024년 12월 6일

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The Ankara Chamber of Commerce (ATO) is taking steps to bolster the Turkish coffee industry and promote the country's coffee culture globally. In celebration of World Turkish Coffee Day, the ATO hosted a summit and mini festival, emphasizing the addition of Turkish coffee culture to the UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage in 2013. The event highlighted the economic potential of the global coffee market, worth $460 billion, and underscored Turkey's growth into a significant coffee market, with exports reaching $155 million over the past five years and finding its way to 146 countries last year. The chamber's efforts aim to not only preserve but also economically exploit this intangible cultural heritage by strengthening the coffee sector and passing on the tradition to future generations.

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Ankara Chamber of Commerce (ATO) Board of Directors Chairman Gürsel Baran said, "We want Turkish coffee culture to be preserved and spread and for the coffee sector to become stronger and take its place in world markets." ATO Chairman Gürsel Baran attended the "Coffee Summit and Mini Festival" organized by ATO's No. 60 Restaurant, Restaurant and Cafe Services Professional Committee for the second time this year on the occasion of World Turkish Coffee Day. ATO Assembly Chairman Mustafa Deryal, ATO Board of Directors Vice Chairman Temel Aktay, ATO No. 60 Restaurant, Restaurant and Cafe Services Professional Committee Chairman Abdurrahman Işıksever, ATO Committee and Assembly members, coffee sector representatives and many guests attended the event. Speaking at the opening of the event held at the ATO Assembly Hall, Baran reminded that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) included Turkish coffee culture and tradition in the "Representative ...

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