Foreign embassies in Ankara conveyed congratulatory messages to Türkiye on the 103rd anniversary of the Republic.
The Canadian Embassy in Ankara published the message: "Happy Republic Day. Rooted in the maple trees at Anıtkabir, Canada–Türkiye friendship continues to grow through our strengthening partnership." The embassy also expressed its wish to move together toward a future of peace and prosperity guided by Atatürk’s vision of "Peace at home, peace in the world."

German Ambassador to Ankara Sibylle Katharina Sorg said Mustafa Kemal Atatürk laid the foundations of modern Türkiye in 1923 and set the country’s course toward Europe. Sorg said the two countries had deepened their cooperation in the economic, security and social spheres since then and that they wanted to continue moving forward along this path.
Australian Ambassador to Ankara Sally-Anne Vincent also extended her warmest wishes to the Turkish government and people, emphasizing the longstanding friendship between the two countries.

The U.S. Embassy in Ankara published a message in Turkish and English saying, "Happy Republic Day." U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio also said in a written statement that the two countries were preparing to celebrate the 100th anniversary of their diplomatic relations next year, describing Türkiye as a "strong and reliable NATO ally."
Qatar’s Ambassador to Ankara Faisal Abdulla Al-Henzab conveyed his congratulations to the government and people of "brotherly" Türkiye. Al-Henzab said, "This meaningful national holiday represents an important milestone in the history of the Republic of Türkiye and symbolizes pride in national identity and historical heritage, as well as hopes and expectations for a future filled with greater achievements and progress," drawing attention to the depth of the strategic partnership between the two countries.