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Mehmet Berk Ergin

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Mehmet Berk Ergin
Born (1995-11-23) November 23, 1995 (age 30)
Genç, Bingöl, Turkey
🏳️ NationalityTurkish
🏫 EducationTED İstanbul College
💼 Occupation
📆 Years active  (2005–present)
🌐 Websitewww.mehmetberkergin.com

Mehmet Berk Ergin (23 November 1995) is a Turkish journalist, columnist, life trainer, and politician.

Biography

His family was originally from Adana. He was born in Bingöl and grew up in Istanbul with his mother. He studied at TED College Istanbul. He decided to participate in a school competition, which he approached with confidence. When he was 11 years old, he won first prize in 2005 in three categories. He immediately received an offer from a local newspaper. He first wrote about current events; later, he wrote about sports, politics, and youth issues. He also frequently gives lectures. His life experiences are very popular in his country. He was interviewed in a newspaper.

Career

He won a journalistic competition at the age of 10. He first wrote for the Önce Vatan newspaper. Then, he worked for the Hürriyet, Milliyet, Posta, and Vatan newspapers. His remarkable writing at a young age drew attention from other media outlets. Later, he began writing for national newspapers. Some authors questioned this achievement at such a young age. Some colleagues were surprised by his youth. In his own words, they accepted him over time. Today, he organizes events and conferences for students and works to help the poor and homeless. He has a wide audience in Turkey, South America, Eastern Asia, South Africa, and Europe.

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  1. [1] His interview
  2. [2] Another interview
  3. [3] An article about his writing