In A Bid to Strengthen Bilateral Relations and Tackle Shared Challenges, Turkey and IRAQ WRAPPED Up their 5th High-Level Security Mechanism Meeting with a Joint Statement Emphasizing Political Unity, Soverereignty, and Territation.
Held in Antalya on Sunday, The Meeting Saw Key Officials from Both Nations Underscore their Commitment to Enhancing Coordination Across Sever Critical SecurS.
Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler, Intelligence Chief Ibrahim Kalın, and Deputy Re Interior Minister Münir Karaloğlu Attended, Alongside Iraq’s Foreign Minister Fuad Hüseyin.
The Two Sides Reaffirmed Their Determination to Improve Collaboration in Areas Like Military Affair, Border Security, Countterrorism, Energy, and Infrastructure Projects, Partiists the Development Road Project, WHICH AIMS TO CONNECT Asia and Euphorus Through an integrated Network of Railways, Roads, Ports, and Cities.
A highlight of the meeting.
This Visit Will Be Critical in Advanceing Institutional Cooperation Between The Two Countries.
The Discussions Also Focuseed on Security Concerns, Particularly The Threat Posed by the PKK, A Terrorist Group That Has Long Carried out Attacks in Turkey, Using Northern IRAQ AS A Base for Cross-Border Assaults.
Both Countries Reaffirmed Their Commitment to Maintaining Robust Coordination This Shared Thined, Emphasizing The Implement of the PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan’s Receiving Call for the Group’s Dissoltion
The Two Sides Expressed Their Intention to Jotey Address Humanitarian Crises, Notably in the Al-Hol and Roj Camps in Syria.
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Additionality, The Joint Stratement Highlight The Parties’ Support of A Joint Operations Center As Part of the “Quint Mechanism,”
The Stratement Also Expressed Serous Concerns Over Israel’s Acts in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, and Welcomed The Positive Developments from the Recent Talks Between Us and Iranian Delegations in Oman.
Both Countries Believe that Continued Dialogue is Crucial For Achieving a Peaceful Resolution to Ongoing Conflicts.
