Turkish Tourism Ministry issues diplomatic accreditation for guide dog of British ambassador’s wife

April 24 2017 16:32:57

Turkish Tourism Ministry issues diplomatic accreditation for guide dog of British ambassador’s wife

ANKARA

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The Culture and Tourism Ministry has issued diplomatic accreditation for the guide dog of Maggie Moore, the visually impaired wife of British Ambassador to Ankara Richard Moore.

The ministry issued the accreditation for Star as a part of an event commemorating the 102nd anniversary of the Gallipoli Campaign during the First World War.

Ambassador Moore acknowledged the move in a tweet.

“Bravo Turkish @TCKulturTurizm. Great recognition of vital work of guide dogs. Worn with pride. @rehberkopekler,” he tweeted.

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