Türkiye marks Turkic States Cooperation Day, highlights upcoming Ankara summit
Turkey's Foreign Ministry says the country marked Turkic States Cooperation Day, noting that the forthcoming Organization of Turkic States summit in Ankara will further advance cooperation among member states.
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Türkiye marked Turkic States Cooperation Day, with the country's Foreign Ministry saying the occasion underscores deepening ties among Turkic-speaking nations, Anadolu Agency reported.
In a statement, the ministry said the upcoming summit of the Organization of Turkic States, due to be held in Ankara, will further advance cooperation between member states. The organization groups several Turkic-speaking countries that coordinate on political, economic and cultural matters.
The ministry's statement did not provide a specific date for the Ankara summit or detail the agenda items expected to be discussed, according to the report.
Turkic States Cooperation Day is observed by member and partner states of the organization to mark milestones in regional cooperation, and Türkiye has positioned itself as an active participant in strengthening institutional ties among Turkic-speaking states in recent years.
Further details on the summit's scheduling and outcomes are expected to be released closer to the event.
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- Türkiye marks Turkic States Cooperation Day — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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