When Erdoğan saw Atatürk's photo, he immediately turned to Murat Bardakçı and said: "They are still talking, aren't they?"

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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan inaugurated the Atatürk Museum Mansion, where the Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk lived for 11 years in Ankara. President Erdoğan was welcomed at the Atatürk Museum Mansion by historian and writer Murat Bardakçı and other officials. After the opening, Erdoğan and his companions toured the mansion and received information from the authorities.

A "LIBYA" CONVERSATION BETWEEN ERDOĞAN AND BARDAKCI

While examining a photograph of Atatürk taken in 1912 in Tripolitania with Fuat Bulca, Erdoğan asked Murat Bardakçı, "Mr. Murat, what are they saying to us? 'Why are you going to Libya?' Who are those saying this, you know. Look, he has gone."

"THEY ARE STILL TALKING!"

After Bardakçı pointed out that the founding cadre of the Republic was in Tripolitania, Erdoğan used the expression, "They are still talking!" Erdoğan examined the items used by Atatürk and received information about the items gifted to Atatürk, as well as his writing set and radio.

President Erdoğan also inspected the Embassy Reception Hall, where ambassadors starting their duties in Turkey presented their letters of credence to Atatürk. Erdoğan received information about a locked cabinet displayed there. During the opening, President Erdoğan was accompanied by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz and Presidential Communications Director Fahrettin Altun.