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#1 emre

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Posted 04 October 2009 - 06:43 AM

Turkish President Abdullah Gul said that Istanbul is getting ready to become a candidate for 2020 Olympic Games, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported.

Gul announced this decision at the 37th general assembly meeting of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) which has begun in the Turkish largest city of Istanbul on the centenary of the founding of Turkey's National Olympic Committee (TMOK).

Gul said, "We will mobilize all our capabilities to host the Olympic Games. "

"The games is one of the oldest and most important driving forces of friendly and peaceful relations among countries and their nations," he said.


Its officially confirmed from the highest peak of the republic that Istanbul will be a candidate for 2020.
whats your opinions about this candidature? and the city of Istanbul.?

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Posted 04 October 2009 - 05:00 PM

?? :D

no one??

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Posted 05 October 2009 - 02:00 AM

I hope it's Istanbul or Cape Town.
Next Australian olympics; Melbourne, not Brisbane.

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Posted 05 October 2009 - 09:55 AM

Will Turkey be in the EU by 2013? It seems like a lot of people are opposed to that for several reasons. I also think its very important for an Istanbul bid that Turkey be in the EU. To me it says that Turkey has met standards and is going in the general right direction. With out that I don't think you could convince me that Istanbul is ready.

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Posted 05 October 2009 - 10:02 AM

I would definitely support an Istanbul bid for 2020. It's starting to be about time to see an Islamic country hosting and I can't think about any other islamic city able to host nowadays.

Go Istanbul!!! You'd be my first choice... if Madrid wisely decides to wait :)
Congratulations Rio 2016!

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Posted 05 October 2009 - 10:08 AM

Istanbul might have a good change since its considered to be in Europe but still it can claim to be in Asia and the fact that it is Muslim country might be benefit. If Rabat, Dubai or Doha makes a bid it would probably just strengthen Istanbul's chances in the final 4 is Istanbul makes it. Turkey wont be part of EU in 2013 but I don't see that a problem at all

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Posted 05 October 2009 - 10:32 AM

Will Turkey be in the EU by 2013? It seems like a lot of people are opposed to that for several reasons. I also think its very important for an Istanbul bid that Turkey be in the EU. To me it says that Turkey has met standards and is going in the general right direction. With out that I don't think you could convince me that Istanbul is ready.


in any circumstances Turkey will be a member of EU even sarkozy and merkel against. without Turkey Eu only can be political power but not economical and as military.
by the way if Istanbul gets the olympics it will be a good chance to see real Turkey for who is opposed. some still believe we use flying carpets and camels and use genies instead of mobile phonos :) and no we are not araps:D

as a tip Istanbul is the most popules city in Europe and the financel center of Eureasia region with producing the whole countries GDP of % 40. with the guarantee that given by the parliament there is financial problem also. the citys budget is nearly 5 billion USD for today yet.
dont need to mention about its unique location history and architectural past.

continental swimming and marathon racing, beach volley near the shadow of Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque minarets ....etc. no other city can give this chance to world meaning unity and harmony and connection.

though telecommunication infrastructure is one of the best in the world with transportation to other cities and with no time differences its also good for sponsors and media coverage.
but the only thing make me very excited is the closing ceremony of rio if we have 2020.
from china to england then to brazil. and turkey will get the flag.. thats means harmony and human civilization.... so different places so different countries but for the same passion under the same purpose...the main meaning of olympism..

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 04:46 PM

no replies yet :S

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 06:57 AM

The problem is emre is that the IOC have said no 4 times now. Istanbul has built venues - the Ataturk Olympic Stadium - the new Dome etc and as such they really have no choice but to present the same basic plan yet again. This is the problem of building before wiinning a bid. Pyeongchang will have the same problem with their 2018 bid as now they have gone ahead and built everything - despite losing twice in a row.

Istanbul needed to formulate a new, far more compact plan - but they cant really unless everything is out of the city near the new stadium.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 07:09 AM

The problem is emre is that the IOC have said no 4 times now. Istanbul has built venues - the Ataturk Olympic Stadium - the new Dome etc and as such they really have no choice but to present the same basic plan yet again. This is the problem of building before wiinning a bid. Pyeongchang will have the same problem with their 2018 bid as now they have gone ahead and built everything - despite losing twice in a row.

Istanbul needed to formulate a new, far more compact plan - but they cant really unless everything is out of the city near the new stadium.

though didnt madrid insist on saying the venues already built of % 70 from now ?
and athens already did it too?

am i right ?

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