For years, November 10 has had a special significance for Türkiye as the date Mustafa Kemal Atatürk passed away. Atatürk was the leader of the Turkish revolution, the founder and first President of the Republic of Türkiye. Atatürk, whose innovative ideas and revolutions transformed Türkiye into a modern nation state, is commemorated every year on November 10. The day is filled with official ceremonies, commemorative events and various activities across Türkiye. A large segment of the population commemorates Atatürk and reflects on his innovations and contributions to Turkish culture.

ATATURK AND HIS LEGACY
November 10 aims to understand Atatürk's legacy and pass it on to future generations. In the early years of the Republic, Atatürk made reforms in many areas. These included legal, educational and cultural reforms. Changing the Turkish alphabet and adopting the Latin alphabet is just one of his innovations in Turkish culture.

COMMEMORATION EVENTS AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
Throughout Türkiye, commemorations are organized in schools, public institutions and various venues. These events bring together different segments of society and provide an opportunity to understand Atatürk's legacy.

09.05 AND ITS MEANING
At 09.05 on November 10, life stops in Türkiye. 09.05, the time of Atatürk's death, is one of the most remarkable ways to remember this great leader. At this time, people stand in silence and think about Atatürk and what he did for two minutes.

REFLECTION ON NEW GENERATIONS: NOVEMBER 10 IN TODAY'S TÜRKİYE
November 10 is an important day in Türkiye, not only to commemorate the past, but also to pass on the values left by Atatürk to new generations. This day of remembrance reinforces national unity and solidarity, especially among young people, and allows us to see how Atatürk's principles and revolutions are reflected today.