Minister of Foreign Affairs Ertuğruloğlu Outlines Policy Goals at Istanbul Conference
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tahsin Ertuğruloğlu, recently participated in the 16th Istanbul Security Conference held in cooperation with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Association and Başkent University Strategic Studies Application and Research Center. The event, titled “Recoding Global Security,” took place at the Conrad Bosphorus Hotel in Istanbul.
Minister Ertuğruloğlu was accompanied by Consul General Fatma Demirel and Consul Ülkü Alemdar at the conference, where discussions on global security challenges and solutions were held. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shared information about the Minister’s participation in this important conference, emphasizing the significance of addressing global security issues in today’s complex world.
The conference provided a platform for experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to exchange ideas and strategies for enhancing international security cooperation. Minister Ertuğruloğlu’s presence at the event highlights the commitment of the Turkish government to actively engage in global security discussions and initiatives.
Overall, the 16th Istanbul Security Conference served as a valuable opportunity to address pressing security issues and explore innovative approaches to safeguarding peace and stability on a global scale. Minister Ertuğruloğlu’s participation underscored Turkey’s dedication to contributing to the promotion of international security and cooperation.
