Ersoy reopens 5 mosques and a castle restored in Kahramanmaraş

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• Mehmet Nuri Ersoy People
• Ministry of Culture and Tourism Institutions
• Kahramanmaraş Places
• Kahramanmaraş Castle Places
• General Directorate of Foundations Institutions
• Recep Tayyip Erdoğan People
• February 6, 2023 earthquakes Events

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Anadolu Ajansı (kültür)2 articles · 2nd to publish the story16 Sept, 16:19 Depremde hasar gören Kahramanmaraş Kalesi restorasyonun ardından yeniden ziyarete açıldı Hürriyet2 articles · 3rd to publish the story16 Sept, 17:47 Bakan Ersoy Kahramanmaraş’ta valiler, belediye başkanları ve milletvekillerinin taleplerini dinledi A Haber2 articles · First to publish the story16 Sept, 14:49 Kahramanmaraş’ın tarihi mirası yeniden ayağa kalktı Yeni Şafak5th to publish the story16 Sept, 19:03 Asrın felaketinde hasar görmüşlerdi: Kahramanmaraş Kalesi ve tarihi Acemli Camisi kapılarını yeniden açtı +2 Hürriyet · 3rd to publish the story Yeni Şafak · 5th to publish the story NTV4th to publish the story16 Sept, 17:59 Bakan Ersoy, Kahramanmaraş’ta valiler, belediye başkanları ve milletvekilleriyle görüştü

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1. 17 Sept 2026 Kahramanmaraş Castle and five mosques reopen after restoration Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy opened Kahramanmaraş Castle, damaged in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, to visitors and reopened five mosques for worship. Ersoy said more than 12.265 billion lira had been spent on restoration across the 11 earthquake-affected provinces.
2. 16 Sept 2026 Ersoy reopens 5 mosques and a castle restored in Kahramanmaraş Minister Ersoy visited Kahramanmaraş Castle, damaged in the February 6 earthquakes, and reopened 5 mosques for worship after restoration. The ministry has so far spent over 12.2 billion lira (TL) across the 11 earthquake-affected provinces, with total investment expected to reach 34 billion lira.