Google opens Turkey's treasures to the world.
At the “Treasures of Türkiye through a Digital Lens” event organized in partnership with the Washington Embassy and Google Arts & Culture, Turkey's historical, cultural, artistic, and gastronomic riches were showcased digitally.
At an event hosted by the Turkish Embassy in Washington, Turkey's cultural heritage was displayed through interactive digital content.
In a statement issued by the embassy, Google Vice President Karan Bhatia and the Google team were thanked for their contributions to the event.
"Cradle of Civilizations" emphasis
Ambassador Sedat Önal expressed his satisfaction in his speech that the collaboration with Google in the technology sector has also extended into the realm of art and cultural promotion.
Önal said that Turkey looks almost like an open‑air museum and that it embodies the characteristics of the 'Cradle of Civilizations' concept.
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