Turkish Cargo, lebitso la thepa ea moeeng ea Turkish Airlines e fanang ka ts'ebeletso ho linaha tse 124, e nkile lintho tsa khale tsa nalane tse 186, tse nang le Dolmabahçe le Palkapı Palace, ho li isa Tokyo, motse-moholo oa Japane, joalo ka mofani oa mofani oa thepa, e le hore li bontšoe pontšong e bitsoang "Mmuso oa Ottoman le Setso sa Tulip" e ts'oeroeng e le karolo ea liketsahalo tse hlophiselitsoeng 2019 e ileng ea phatlalatsoa e le "Selemo sa Setso sa Turkey" ho pholletsa le Japane.

Pele ho ts'ebetso ea makoloi ka tsela ea Istanbul - Narita, lintho tsa maiketsetso tse Topkapı le Liholo tsa Bolulo tsa Dolmabahçe li ne li kentsoe thepa ea tšireletso e sirelletsang sebopeho le sebopeho sa bona pele li kenngoa likhechaneng tse 56 tsa mapolanka tse sirelelitsoeng haholo. Ho sebelisa sefofane sa 'mele se pharaletseng sa mofuta oa B777F sa Turkish Cargo, sefofane ha sea ka sa tsamaisa thepa e' ngoe ka lebaka la ts'ebetso ea bohlokoa ea ts'ebetso.

E sebetsa ka hloko e kholo bakeng sa ts'ebetso ea eona ea makoloi e kenyang lintho tsa khale tsa khale, Turkey Cargo e ile ea etsa ts'ebetso ena hape le lihlopha tsa eona tsa litsebi. Ka ts'ebetso ena e atlehileng, lintho tsa khale tse bolokiloeng ka hloko lilemo tse telele Ntlong ea borena ea Topkapı joalo ka "Bed of Suleiman the Magnificent", "Kaftan oa Sultan Osman II", "Caskonial Flask" hammoho le lintho tsa khale tse fumanehang Palamenteng ea Dolmabahçe joalo ka " Yusen Shippo Vase "," Tafole ea ho Ngola ea Lehong ", le" Bamboo Mirror "tse fuoeng Sultan Abdulhamid II, ke Emperor Meiji oa Japane, kaofela li isitsoe Japane.

Lintho tsena tse entsoeng ka matsoho tse 186, tse boima ba lithane tse ka bang 8 'me li na le moelelo o moholo bakeng sa setso le nalane ea Turkey, li tla bonts'oa Setsing sa Naha sa Bonono, Tokyo, lipakeng tsa la 20 Hlakubele - Mots'eanong 20, le Setsing sa Naha sa Boholo-holo ba Kajeno, Kyoto, lipakeng La 14 Phuptjane - la 28 Phupu.

Ho khutlisetsa likotoana tsa 'Gypsy Girl Mosaic' lapeng la eona, li nkile lintho tse fetang tse 50, tse bontšitsoeng Louvre Museum e Paris, Tehran, hammoho le 'The Tomb of Heracles', ea mehleng ea Roma , ho ea Istanbul ho tsoa Geneva, Turkish Cargo, mofuta o matla oa indasteri ea thepa ea moea, e netefalitse hape hore na e ts'epahala hakae ho tsamaisa mesebetsi ea bonono e hlokang tlhokomelo e kholo. Ntle le marang-rang a pharaletseng a lifofane tsa Turkey Airlines tse fihlang libakeng tse 306, Turkish Cargo e boloka tšebetso ea eona e atlehileng ka ho sebelisa lifofane tse tsamaisang thepa ka kotlolloho libakeng tse 85.

Turkish Cargo e fana ka ts'ebeletso ho bareki ba eona ba lefats'e ka bophara linaheng tse 124 ka likamore tsa eona tse tharo tse tlokotsing tsa thepa le basebetsi ba netefalitsoeng mesebetsing ea likoloi bakeng sa mesebetsi ea bonono e hlokang tlhokomelo e kholo. Turkish Cargo e boloka motsamao oohle oa thepa ea eona e tlokotsing le ea bohlokoa tlasa taolo ea lik'hamera tse kentsoeng kahare le haufi le libaka tsa eona tsa polokelo.

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Bringing the missing pieces of the ‘Gypsy Girl Mosaic' back to its home, carrying more than 50 masterpieces, displayed at the Louvre Museum in Paris, to Tehran, as well as the ‘The Tomb of Heracles', dating back to the Roman era, to Istanbul from Geneva, Turkish Cargo, the dynamic brand of the air cargo industry, proved once again how reliable it is in carriage of art works requiring utmost care.
Turkish Cargo, the air cargo brand of Turkish Airlines that provides service to 124 countries, carried 186 historical artifacts, owned by Dolmabahçe and Topkapı Palaces, to Tokyo, the capital of Japan, as the sponsor carrier, in order to be displayed at the exhibition titled as “The Ottoman Empire and Tulip Culture”.
With this successful operation, the artifacts that have been preserved meticulously for long years in Topkapı Palace such as “Bed of Suleiman the Magnificent”, “Kaftan of Sultan Osman II”, “Ceremonial Flask” along with the artifacts in Dolmabahçe Palace such as “Yusen Shippo Vase”, “Wooden Writing Table”, and “Bamboo Mirror” which were gifted to Sultan Abdulhamid II, by Emperor Meiji of Japan, have been all delivered to Japan.