President Erdoğan Responds to UN Question: Turkey Strives for Permanent Membership
President Erdoğan Highlights Importance of Permanent Members in UN During Speech
During a recent speech, President Erdoğan emphasized the significance of the 5 permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, stating that they hold the power to make crucial decisions. He also mentioned the 15 temporary members, highlighting that they do not have the same authority as the permanent members.
Erdoğan addressed the issue of certain countries, such as Japan, China, and Germany, attempting to become permanent members but facing obstacles in achieving this status. He pointed out that the current permanent members have no intention of allowing new countries to join their ranks.
In a separate interview, Erdoğan discussed the upcoming high-level strategic council meeting scheduled for the beginning of next year. He mentioned that discussions would focus on issues such as problems in the Aegean region, as well as conflicts between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Erdoğan expressed optimism in finding solutions to these challenges through dialogue and cooperation.
Overall, President Erdoğan’s speech and interview shed light on the importance of the permanent members in the UN and the ongoing diplomatic efforts to address regional conflicts and promote peace.
