Togg is the shared pride of 85 million people–Erdoğan

Speaking at the opening ceremony of Togg Gemlik Facility, Erdoğan said: “With this first vehicle we rolled off the series production line, we are witnessing a 60-year-old dream come true. Therefore, we say Togg is the shared pride of Türkiye and 85 million people.”

Stating that being a nation means living freely in the same country, uniting differences with shared dreams, overcoming sorrows with shared joy, reaching goals with joint efforts, Erdoğan said: “Being a nation means marching towards a shared future on the basis of all these traits. Togg is the name of the project, which allowed us to enjoy this shared dream for our country’s powerful future. With this first vehicle we rolled off the series production line, we are witnessing a 60-year-old dream come true. Therefore, we say Togg is the shared pride of Türkiye and 85 million people.”

“This facility here is the first photograph of the century of Türkiye”

Thanking all who supported and prayed for the success of Togg, the first indigenous automobile of Türkiye, Erdoğan said: “I thank all the political party chairmen, members of parliament, state officials and above all our esteemed citizens, who regard this to be a national matter and share our excitement here today. I wholeheartedly congratulate our technicians, engineers and workers who worked round the clock to roll Togg off the series production line. You have honored our people as well as the legacies of Nuri Demirağ, Nuri Killigil, Vecihi Hürkuş and Şakir Zümre.”

Recalling the vision for the Century of Türkiye, he shared with public yesterday in Ankara, Erdoğan said: “This facility we inaugurate here and this vehicle we stand before are the first photograph of the Century of Türkiye. We call this product an automobile, but its producers describe it as a ‘smart device’. May the Togg Gemlik Facility, where Türkiye’s indigenous automobiles will be produced, and the smart devices we rolled off the line be auspicious to our country and our nation.” (ILKHA)