On November 10th, Turkey remembers Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the modern Republic, on the anniversary of his passing in 1938. Atatürk is celebrated not only as a military leader but as a visionary who transformed Turkey with reforms that emphasized secularism, modernization, and education.

At 9:05 AM, the entire nation observes a moment of silence, honoring his legacy of democracy, equality, and national unity. His impact is seen in key reforms such as the adoption of the Latin alphabet, the promotion of women's rights, and the establishment of a secular legal system.

November 10th serves as a reminder of Atatürk’s enduring vision for a progressive, independent Turkey, inspiring future generations to uphold the values that continue to define the Republic today.