1994 in Turkey

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Events in the year 1994 in Turkey.^[1]

Parliament

• 19th Parliament of Turkey

Incumbents

• President – Süleyman Demirel
• Prime Minister – Tansu Çiller
• Leader of the opposition – Mesut Yılmaz

Ruling party and the main opposition

• Ruling party –
  True Path Party (DYP)
• Main opposition – Motherland Party (ANAP)

Cabinet

• 50th government of Turkey

Events

• 10 January –
  CIA warned the Turkish prime minister Tansu Çiller about a possible assassination in Belgium
• 23 January – Pkk killed 20 villagers in Mardin Province
• 26 January – Devaluation
• 13 March – Two Greek Cypriot tankers collided in
  Bosphorous
  .
• 27 March – Local elections
• 5 April – Economic rehabilitation program (known as bitter recipe)
• 5 May – Weightlifter Naim Süleymanoğlu gained the title European champion
• 15 May –
  Turkish football league^[2]
• 10 August – First Turkish telecommunication satellite
  Turksat 1B
• 18 October –
  Turkic Council in Istanbul
• 8 November – Rahmi Koç was elected as the new president of the International Chamber of Commerce
• 19 November – Weightlifter Halil Mutlu broke 3 world records in 54 kg
• 20 November – Weightlifter Nain Süleymanoğlu broke 3 world records in 64 kg
• 29 December – Turkish Airlines Flight 278 crashed on approach to Van Ferit Melen Airport killing 57. Nineteen survived the incident.
• Full date unknown –
  • Kuzeybatı real estate services firm is founded^[3]

Births

• 15 January – Sinan Gümüş, footballer
• 6 February – İbrahim Yılmaz, footballer
• 9 March – Okay Yokuşlu, footballer
• 12 March – Yusuf Emre Gültekin, footballer
• 1 May – İlkay Durmuş, footballer
• 25 May – Samed Yeşil, footballer

Deaths

• 20 January – Bedia Muvahhit (born 1897), theatre actress
• 15 March – Mehmed Orhan (born 1909), head of the Ottoman dynasty
• 16 March – Medeni Berk (born 1913), banker and politician
• 14 May – Cihat Arman (born 1919), footballer and coach
• 31 May – Uzay Heparı (born 1969), musician

Gallery

• 
  Süleyman Demirel
• 
  Sinan Gümüş
• 
  İbrahim Yılmaz
• 
  Okay Yokuşlu
• 
  Samed Yeşil

See also

• 1993-94 1.Lig
• Turkey at the 1994 Winter Olympics

References