By Mehmet Kara</p> <p>ISTANBUL (AA) – New Zealand's deputy prime minister praised a Turkish singer for donating income generated from a concert to victims of last Friday’s terrorist attack.</p> <p>"We are very happy to receive the income of the concert in [Turkey's northwestern province of] Canakkale to the victims of terror in our country,” said Winston Peters, who is also the foreign minister, at an emergency meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).</p> <p>Last Friday, at least 50 Muslims were killed and dozens injured when a terrorist entered two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand and shot worshippers in cold blood.</p> <p>Haluk Levent, a renowned Turkish singer, told Anadolu Agency: "I got positive reactions from the Muslims of New Zealand. I believe we have bolstered solidarity."
Levent's concert on Tuesday was among the many charity works he is engaged in.
