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Malatya

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Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — v of Anatolia

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About Malatya

Malatya is located in eastern Turkey, within the province that bears the same name. Administratively, it falls under the governorate of Malatya Region. Known for its ancient history, Malatya has been a significant cultural and agricultural center since antiquity.

Malatya matters due to its historical significance and economic importance. The city is renowned for its apricot production, earning it the title "Apricot Capital" of Turkey. Its rich past includes contributions from various civilizations such as the Hittites, Persians, and Ottomans, leaving behind numerous archaeological sites and landmarks.

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Photo of the city by Abdülkadir Vardi
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