Three mosques built by a Turkish aid agency in Kyrgyzstan were inaugurated on Wednesday.
The Istanbul-based Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH) built the mosques in Jalal Abad and Chuy regions. The mosques are named as Haji Nigar Yunus, Eşref Örs and Ömür.
The inauguration ceremony of the mosques was attended by Şemsettin Ünal, religious services counselor of the Turkish Embassy in Bishkek; Orhan Şefik, IHH board member; Muhammet Hamza Nedimoğlu, deputy coordinator of the Central Asia and Caucasus desk of IHH; representatives from Religious Affairs of Kyrgyzstan, Turkish philanthropists, and citizens.
The construction of the three mosques raised the number of mosques in the regions to six.
