This $200 Billion Turkish MEGA Dam Has Broken All Records

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[koneos]

Instead of wars, all countries on the planet should focus on infrastructures that benefit citizens like this.😊

[paulkorakas]

FROM GREECE WITH LOVE A LARGE BIG BRAVO, TO THE GOVERNMENT OF TURKEY. GOOD EXAMPLE

[jivanselbi]

both of the projects are very necessary to provide great ease for the people and boost for the country's economy.. best of luck for Türkiye

[delaramserajuddin]

Turkey is a beautiful Country, in the world ❤❤❤❤ lovely 😍 people in the Turkiye ❤❤❤

[HBMPaladin]

Aside from the project itself (which is incredible), footage of this machinery being lifted around, and working on slopes, more looks like children playing on a truckload of sand in the backyard - thinking of how it looks in actual size. This is amazing, the volume of that cave, cliffs, the workers' skill, bravery (I must say), and the engineers' planning and project. Respect.

[watsonhedo]

Turkey is one of the most beautiful country on this planet.

[muratselimkahraman]

hi friends, let me clarify as a Turk, 200 billion dollars were not spent on just one dam, but many dams were built within the scope of the GAP project, yusufeli dam is one of the dams in this project.
Also, as an additional information, 25% of Turkey's electricity needs are produced by hydroelectric power plants.

[percyacc-qeyo]

Long live Turkiye ! Us Somalis love you Turks and Your Sultan!

[vsnv]

Very impressive and proud of that country.

[akku]

There's no way the Somali people will ever forget how the people of Turkey and the government of Turkey has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the Somali people and the Somali government.

[jijijiji]

Go Ahead 🇹🇷 turkey love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[jonjones]

Beautiful dam, Turkey. Much love from Ethiopia, Africa.

[karmadorjee]

So long life Turkish 👍good Engineering 👍👍

[metingulgez]

I am proud of being Turkish..These two projects are just a part of the other biggest projects. They're the visible part of the Iceberg...Continue watchin' the other marvels.

[sidhassansyed]

yes I am proud of Turkish Govt. and Turkish Engineer Good Luck and God Bless u guys.

[showup]

This is what all countries should spend their money on, long term investments. Saving money and providing jobs

[powerequalsgod]

What’s not to like about great and awesome engineering projects happening in a Turkey and other parts of the world. These are really important projects we as a human civilization must undertake to make life better not worse.

[sikandermahmood]

Turkey is the flagship of the Muslim ummah. With urdugan as leader Turkey will become a super power soon in sha Allah. Absolutely no doubt.

[StreetSmartification]

This is an astonishing feat of engineering that showcases human ingenuity and innovation

[hassanshayegannik]

Great leadership of Turkey. Bravo! Thanks for this exceptional report!