Foreign Minister Fidan’s Response to Potential Visit by US President Trump to Turkey
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Discusses Antalya Diplomasi Forum and International Relations
During the closing ceremony of the Antalya Diplomasi Forum, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a press conference to address the outcomes of the event. Fidan highlighted the participation of 21 states, government heads of 155 countries, and 64 ministers, totaling more than 6,000 attendees.
Responding to questions regarding President Trump’s potential visit to Turkey, Fidan stated that discussions are ongoing between the two countries, with plans for an interview to take place in Turkey or the United States in the near future.
Addressing the situation in Syria, Fidan emphasized the importance of avoiding conflicts between military aircraft in the region and the need for all parties, including Israel and the United States, to work towards a peaceful resolution.
When asked about the possibility of President Erdoğan visiting Syria, Fidan mentioned that there are intentions for such a visit if the conditions are appropriate and conducive to fostering diplomatic relations.
In regards to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Fidan expressed Turkey’s commitment to supporting peace efforts and offering a platform for dialogue between the two nations.
Furthermore, Fidan condemned Israel’s actions, stating that the international community must come together to address the issue of genocide and work towards achieving lasting peace in the region. He stressed the need for all countries to take a stand against such atrocities, with the hope that the United States can use its influence to bring about positive change.
Overall, the discussions at the Antalya Diplomasi Forum highlighted the importance of international cooperation and diplomacy in resolving conflicts and promoting peace on a global scale.
