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Incumbents
President
:
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
29th
Speaker of the Grand National Assembly
:
Mustafa Şentop
President of the Constitutional Court
:
Zühtü Arslan
[1]
Chief of the Turkish General Staff of the Armed Forces
:
Yaşar Güler
Government
:
66th government of Turkey
Cabinet:
Fourth Erdoğan Cabinet
Events
Ongoing
COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey
2016–present purges in Turkey
2018–2022 Turkish currency and debt crisis
January
January 2: Turkey reports a new refugee influx and possible crisis, as 250,000 Syrians flee
Syria
for Turkey, due to Syrian government attacks on rebel groups around
Idlib
.
[2]
January 6: The new building of the
National Organization Agency
(MİT) opened in
Etimesgut
, Ankara.
[3]
January 7: Turkey signs maritime deal with
Libya
.
[4]
January 11: A 4.9-magnitude earthquake occurred in
Silivri
.
[5]
January 15: Turkey lifts its ban on Wikipedia, due to a ruling by the Turkish High Constitutional Court.
[6]
January 24:
2020 Elazığ earthquake
[7]
February
February 4–5:
2020 Van avalanches
: two avalanches occurred near
Bahçesaray
, killing at least 41 people.
[8]
February 5:
Pegasus Airlines Flight 2193
was a scheduled domestic passenger flight from
Izmir
to
Istanbul
. The
Boeing 737-800
operating the route skidded off the runway while landing at the
Sabiha Gökçen International Airport
. Three people were killed, 179 people were injured, and the aircraft was destroyed.
[9]
February 23:
2020 Iran–Turkey earthquakes
: the first one occurred on 23 February, near
Khoy
in north-west
Iran
, close to the border with Turkey, killing 9 people in
Başkale
,
Van
. It hit at 9:23 a.m. local time (05:53
UTC
) with a magnitude of 5.8
M
w
. About 10 hours later the same area was hit by another major earthquake of 6.0 M
w
.
[10]
February 27: During the peak of
Operation Dawn of Idlib 2
, the
Syrian Arab Air Force
, and possibly the
Russian Air Force
, conducted two airstrikes against a
Turkish Army
convoy in
Balyun, Idlib
. The strikes resulted in the deaths of 34 Turkish soldiers according to Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
[11]
(see:
2020 Balyun airstrikes
)
March
March 1: Turkey started conducting
Operation Spring Shield
.
[12]
March 11: The
Ministry of Health
confirms the first
COVID-19
case in Turkey.
[13]
(see:
COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey
)
March 12: As part of the governmental measures for controlling the pandemic, primary and secondary schools were closed for 1 week from 16 March. Universities were also closed for 3 weeks.
[14]
March 17: The first death from COVID-19 occurred in Turkey.
[15]
March 21: A curfew was imposed by the government for people over 65.
[16]
March 27: All educational programs were suspended until April 30 as a result of governmental measures for controlling the COVID-19 pandemic.
[17]
April
April 3: A curfew was imposed by the government for people under 20.
[18]
April 10: As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, a curfew was declared in 31 provinces.
[19]
April 17: In order to control the spread of COVID-19, a curfew was declared in 31 provinces which was set to last over the weekend.
[20]
April 20: Another curfew was announced by the government in 30 metropolitan municipalities and
Zonguldak
, restricting movement across the cities between April 23 and 27.
[21]
April 27: Another curfew was announced by the government in 30 metropolitan municipalities and Zonguldak, restricting movement across the cities between 1–3 May.
[22]
June
June 1: Prohibitions and measures introduced to combat the COVID-19 pandemic started to be gradually lifted. The normalization process began.
[23]
June 14:
An earthquake
of 5.7
M
w
hit
Bingöl, Karlıova
. One person was killed.
[24]
June 15: Turkey launched an air attack on the areas used as a base by terrorists in northern
Iraq
under
Operation Claw-Eagle
.
[25]
June 17:
Turkey launched
Operation Claw-Tiger
in Northern Iraq.
[26]
Turkish diplomat
Volkan Bozkır
is elected
President of the 75th United Nations General Assembly
. He was the sole candidate.
[27]
July
July 3: An explosion occurred in the fireworks factory in
Hendek
. 6 workers died and 114 workers were injured.
[28]
July 6: 450 hectares of forest were burned in the Ilgardere district of
Gelibolu
, Çanakkale. Transportation was stopped in the Dardanelles.
[29]
July 7: The elections for choosing the
Speaker of the Grand National Assembly
was held.
Mustafa Şentop
was re-elected.
[30]
July 10: Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
annuls the
Hagia Sophia
's museum status, converting the site back into a mosque.
[31]
August
August 21:
Turkey has found 320 billion cubic meters of
natural gas
in the biggest ever discovery in the
Black Sea
, and hopes to begin production by 2023. The Turkish
drilling ship Fatih
, had been carrying out exploration operations in the Tuna-1 sector in the western Black Sea for the past month.
[32]
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan signed the decision to transfer the administration of the
Chora Church
to the
Directorate of Religious Affairs
and to open it for worship as a mosque, and the decision was published in the
T.C. Resmî Gazete
.
[33]
August 23: Flood and landslide disaster occurred in
Giresun Province
and seven of its districts. 6 people died.
[34]
August 25: Ahlat Mansion was opened during the 949th anniversary of
Manzikert Victory
.
[35]
September
September 3:
Otoyol 21
, connecting Ankara and Tarsus, was put into service.
[36]
September 17: Turkey's first flying car introduced as Cezeri, took off in
Teknofest
Gaziantep.
[37]
September 21: In-person education following the COVID-19 pandemic started gradually, covering first grade and pre-school students.
[38]
September 24: An earthquake of 4.2 magnitude occurred off
Tekirdağ
and
Marmaraereğlisi
.
[39]
September 27: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that Turkey would support Azerbaijan during the
2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
.
[40]
October
October 11: Forest fires that started in
Belen
, Hatay, spread to other districts. 400 hectares of forest burned.
[41]
October 12: In-person education was enforced for students in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th and 12th grades.
[42]
October 17: Erdoğan announced that 85 billion cubic meters of natural gas was discovered in the
Black Sea
.
[43]
October 26:
A suicide bombing
perpetrated by the PKK occurred on Fener Street in
İskenderun
,
[44]
injuring several people and killing the perpetrator.
October 30: The
2020 Aegean Sea earthquake
with an epicenter close to the
Gulf of Kuşadası
caused building damages and tsunami on the Turkish west coast. More than 110 people were killed and over 1100 were injured.
[45]
November
November 2: In person education started gradually for students, including 5th and 12th grades.
[46]
November 5: With the circular issued by the Ministry of Interior, new measures were announced to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
[47]
November 9: Treasury and Finance Minister
Berat Albayrak
's request for resignation was accepted by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and
Lütfi Elvan
was appointed as the new Minister of Treasury and Finance.
[48]
[49]
November 15: The
Turkish Grand Prix
was held for the first time after nine years.
[50]
November 18: With the circular issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, curfews and many new measures were introduced to be enforced on weekends, excluding activities occurring between 10:00 am – 08:00 pm.
[48]
December
December 10: The ministry of health announced the total number of coronavirus cases in Turkey as 1,748,567.
[51]
December 14: The
United States Department of the Treasury
issued sanctions against the
Presidency of Defense Industries
.
[52]
December 30: 3 million units of
CoronaVac
were delivered to Turkey.
[53]
Deaths
17 January –
Rahşan Ecevit
, politician (b. 1923)
[54]
19 January –
Kazım Ayvaz
, wrestler (b. 1938)
[55]
25 January –
Garbis Zakaryan
, boxer (b. 1930)
[56]
14 February –
Hilmi Ok
, football referee (b. 1932)
[57]
17 February –
Mustafa Yücedağ
, footballer (b. 1966)
[58]
25 February –
Hikmet Köksal
, military officer (b. 1932)
[59]
2 March –
Suat Yalaz
, comic book artist (b. 1932)
[60]
15 March –
Aytaç Yalman
, military officer (b. 1940)
[61]
20 March –
Cengiz Bektaş
, architect (b. 1934)
[62]
Muhterem Nur
, actress and singer (b. 1932)
[63]
24 March –
Nihat Akbay
, footballer (b. 1945)
[64]
28 March –
Fevzi Aksoy
, academic and columnist (b. 1930)
[65]
31 March –
Turhan Kaya
, actor (b. 1951)
[66]
2 April –
Feriha Öz
, pathologist (b. 1933)
[67]
3 April –
Helin Bölek
, singer (b. 1992)
[68]
Yusuf Kenan Sönmez
, politician (b. 1948)
[69]
14 April –
Haydar Baş
, politician (b. 1947)
[70]
15 April –
Ülkü Azrak
, academic (b. 1933)
[71]
27 April –
Nur Yerlitaş
, fashion designer (b. 1955)
[72]
3 May –
Ömer Döngeloğlu
, theologian (b. 1968)
[73]
9 June –
Ayşegül Atik
, actress (b. 1948)
[74]
13 June –
Ziya Müezzinoğlu
, Turkish economist, diplomat and politician (born 1919)
7 July –
Jale Aylanç
, actress (b. 1948)
[75]
14 July –
Adalet Ağaoğlu
, novelist and playwright (b. 1929)
[76]
17 July –
Seyfi Dursunoğlu
, performing artist and comedian (b. 1932)
[77]
31 August –
Haldun Boysan
, actor (b. 1958)
[78]
15 September –
Suna Kıraç
, businesswoman (b. 1941)
[79]
16 October –
Markar Esayan
, author, journalist and politician (b. 1969)
[80]
18 October –
Bekir Coşkun
, journalist, author (b. 1945)
[81]
26 October –
Osman Durmuş
, physician and former Minister of Health (b. 1947)
[82]
30 October –
Mesut Yılmaz
, politician, former prime minister and former leader of the
Motherland Party
(b. 1947)
[83]
1 November –
Burhan Kuzu
, politician and lawyer (b. 1955)
[84]
Yalçın Granit
, basketball player, coach and sports journalist (b. 1932)
[85]
6 November –
Timur Selçuk
, musician and conductor (b. 1946)
[86]
7 November –
Gli
, European Shorthair cat and an Internet celebrity (b. 2004)
[87]
19 November –
Reşit Karabacak
, wrestler (b. 1954)
[88]
17 December –
Tuncay Mataracı
, politician and former minister (b. 1935)
[89]
22 December –
Özkan Sümer
, former footballer and coach (b. 1940)
[90]
25 December –
Engin Nurşani
, folk musician (b. 1984)
See also
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^
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^
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^
"
'Aytaç Yalman'ın corona virüs nedeniyle öldüğü kanaati oluşmuştur' (Başhekimlik açıkladı)"
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.
^
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2020
.
^
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2020
.
^
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.
^
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^
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