Turkey Embassy in France – Wikipedia

L’ Turkey Embassy in France (Turkish: Turkey’s Embassy in Paris ) is the diplomatic representation of the Republic of Turkey to the French Republic. It is located at 16 avenue de Lamballe, in the 16 ^{It is} Paris arrondissement, the country’s capital. His ambassador has been, since 2021, Ali Onaner (Tr) .

The Turkish capital, Ankara, gave its name to rue d’Ankara nearby.

The main entrance is located at 16 avenue de Lamballe, masked by a contemporary building. Secondary access is 17 rue d’Ankara.

The site is served by the RER C station Avenue du President-Kennedy and by metro stations Passion (line 6) and The mute (line 9).

Of July 13, 1797 ( 25 Messidor of the year IN ) ^{[ first ]} Until 1808 ^{[ 2 ]} , the Monaco hotel is the residence of the ambassadors of the sublime Ottoman door.

The Monaco hotel built on order by Marie-Catherine Brignole, newly divorced prince Honoré III monaco , by Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart, is located 57 rue Saint-Dominique in the Faubourg Saint-Germain. The advent of the revolution leads to the flight of the princess. Its well -confiscated property becomes national that the board has. Thus he makes it available to ambassadors. The place is the witness of many events linked to the history of France.

At the beginning of XIX ^{It is} century, it sits at the Hôtel du Châtelet, in the 7 ^{It is} arrondissement.

In the 1900s, the mansion of 33 rue de Villejust (16 ^{It is} arrondissement) housed the embassy ^{[ 3 ]} .

Under the Vichy regime, the Turkey Embassy moves to this city in the center of France where the government of Marshal Pétain sits. She closed in 1943, while Ali şevki Berker (Tr) is the reigning ambassador ^{[ 4 ]} .

In 1944, after the Liberation of Paris, the new Numan Menemencioğlu ambassador moved to the Bristol hotel. His niece, Nevin Menemencioğlu (who has become a cultural attaché of the Embassy), discovers by chance the Hôtel de Lamballe in the 16 ^{It is} Arrondissement and encourages it to rent it on behalf of the Turkish legation, something done at the end of 1945. The building was finally bought by the Republic of Turkey in 1951. In 1972, a new building was built on the plot to welcome the Chancellery of The Embassy ^{[ 4 ] , [ 5 ] , [ 6 ] , [ 7 ]} .

Turkey ambassadors in France were successively ^{[ 8 ]} :

France also welcomes six Turkish Consulates General ^{[ 17 ]} :

The Cultural Center of Turkey.

The Yunus Emre Institute – Cultural Center of Turkey is installed 102 avenue des Champs -Élysées ( 8 ^{It is} district of Paris).

At the end of the month of October 2020 , several reports addressed to the President of the French Republic by the Directorate General for Internal Security (DGSI), the Directorate General for External Security (DGSE) and the Intelligence Directorate of the Paris police prefecture (DRPP) show the amplers, the forms and objectives of a real infiltration strategy driven from Ankara through networks led by the Turkey Embassy and put it, the Intelligence Service of Turkey. These “Vectors of influence” would act mainly with the Turkish immigrant population, but also through Muslim organizations and even in local political life, “By the support given to subservient elected officials” ^{[ 18 ]} .

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• (fr + tr) Official site
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