Chancellor Condemns "Remigration": Merz Pays Tribute to the Contribution of Turkish Migrant Workers to German Prosperity
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According to Chancellor Merz, a success story began 65 years ago with the German-Turkish recruitment agreement. On the occasion of the anniversary, he talks about the "often extraordinary diligence" of migrant workers - and criticizes the way they deal with them.
Germany has become "culturally, economically, scientifically and culinaryly richer" by migrants from Turkey, Merz emphasizes on the 65th anniversary of the recruitment agreement. The Federal Chancellor calls the term "remigration" an unworded word.
Merz thanks first-generation Turkish guest workers for building country's industrial base, says their children, grandchildren continue to shape German science, culture, sports
65 years ago, the recruitment of Turkish workers for Germany began officially. Chancellor Friedrich Merz pays tribute to her contribution – and combines the anniversary with clear messages.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Tuesday praised the contribution of the Turkish community to Germany, noting that its members helped build the country's industrial foundations during the 1960s and continue to enrich its economy, technology and culture today. “Turkish temporary workers helped build the industrial foundations of our country,” Merz said, referring to those who […]
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that immigrants from Türkiye have made significant contributions to Germany's economic, cultural, and scientific development, adding that Turkish workers laid the foundations for the country's current prosperity.
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