Permanent Mission of the Republic of Turkey to the United Nations
Government of Turkey
About Permanent Mission of the Republic of Turkey to the United Nations
Since becoming a founding member of the United Nations on September 28, 1945, the Republic of Turkey has maintained a steadfast commitment to international cooperation and multilateral engagement. The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Turkey to the United Nations, based in New York, NY, represents this enduring dedication to the UN Charter and its principles of peace and international relations. Established formally in 1947 when Ambassador H.E. Mr. Selim Sarper presented his credentials to the UN Secretary-General, the mission has served as Turkey's voice in the global community for over seven decades. Operating in New York, NY, the mission embodies Turkey's values of diplomatic engagement, international law, and collaborative problem-solving on the world stage. The Permanent Mission reflects Turkey's belief in multilateral approaches to global challenges and its commitment to working alongside other nations toward common objectives. As a governmental organization deeply rooted in international relations, the mission serves not only Turkish interests but also contributes to broader UN goals and international stability. The mission's presence in New York, NY demonstrates Turkey's active role in shaping international discourse and participating in the collective efforts of the United Nations to address global issues affecting all member states and the international community.