Türkiye's Fidan says Ankara will continue push for 'fairer international order'

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Türkiye will continue its efforts toward building a "fairer international order," highlighting Ankara's diplomatic activity during a high-stakes week at the United Nations General Assembly, according to a report from Anadolu Agency.

Fidan's comments came amid a period of intensive diplomatic engagement, with the UN General Assembly session bringing together world leaders and top diplomats for a series of meetings and discussions on pressing global issues.

Türkiye has positioned itself in recent years as an active player in international diplomacy, engaging in mediation efforts and diplomatic initiatives across multiple regional conflicts, while also advocating for reforms to global governance structures that it has argued do not adequately represent the interests of a broader range of countries.

The report did not specify the particular meetings or initiatives Fidan was involved in during the UN General Assembly week, though Turkish officials have historically used the gathering as a platform to advance the country's diplomatic priorities on the world stage.

Continued diplomatic push

Fidan's remarks suggest Ankara intends to keep pursuing its stated goal of a fairer international order in the period ahead, a theme Turkish officials have raised repeatedly in various international forums in recent years.