At the end of this week, a new edition of Anatolian Food Fest will begin. The event, which will last three days in each city, will be held in Ploiesti, Bucharest and Iasi. Anatolian Food Fest aims to promote friendship, mutual understanding and cooperation, Turkish culture and heritage in Romania,…...
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