Eastern Mediterranean University hosts symposium on the Geopolitical Significance of the Turkish World
The Geopolitical Importance of the Turkish World Symposium Held at Eastern Mediterranean University
Recently, the Eastern Mediterranean University hosted a symposium titled “Geopolitical Importance of the Turkish World and the current position of Turkish states.” This event was organized with the contributions of the Cyprus Azerbaijan Diaspora Center and chaired by the Karabakh Azerbaijan National Platform.
In the opening speeches of the symposium, the speakers highlighted the geopolitical significance of the Turkish world. Raul Diniyev, President of the Azerbaijani Diaspora Center of Cyprus, expressed his hopes for a brighter future for Turkish states and emphasized that this century belongs to Turkishness.
Elvin Abdurrahman, General Coordinator of the Karabakh Azerbaijan National Platform, stressed the importance of Turkish states in today’s world. He also emphasized the need for recognition of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus by other Turkish states.
In a speech by Üzeyir Mamnadov, the deputy of the Autonomous Republic of Nakhchivan, it was mentioned that Azerbaijan should maintain a determined attitude towards peaceful solutions to its problems. Mamnadov also highlighted the strategic importance of Azerbaijan due to its energy resources and related projects in the region.
The symposium continued with insightful discussions led by retired Brigadier General Prof. Dr. Esat Arslan and Istanbul New Century Faculty Member Dr. Cumhur Eken. They explored topics such as the importance of Turkish states, the significance of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, and the strong bonds between Turkey and Azerbaijan.
Overall, the symposium provided a platform for experts and officials to exchange ideas and analyze the current state of affairs in the Turkish world. It emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation among Turkish states in addressing geopolitical challenges and strengthening their position on the global stage.
