Turkey and Syria start new era with normalization process, says Erdoğan
President Erdoğan Embarks on Journey to Address 79th UN General Assembly
President Erdoğan recently held a press conference at Atatürk Airport before departing for the United States to attend the 79th United Nations General Assembly. During his speech, Erdoğan outlined the key points of his upcoming agenda in New York.
One of the most notable events at this year’s General Assembly is the Future Summit, which aims to address challenges to the multilateral system. Erdoğan emphasized the need for reform within the global governance mechanism, particularly the United Nations Security Council and International Financial Architecture. Turkey is committed to supporting efforts for a more inclusive and effective structure.
Under the theme of “Leaving No One Behind,” discussions at the General Assembly will cover a range of global issues. Erdoğan plans to address the General Assembly on September 24, where he will highlight the joint steps needed to address the crisis in Gaza and combat Israel’s aggressive policies.
The ongoing crisis in Gaza was also a focal point of Erdoğan’s speech. He condemned Israel’s actions, describing the situation in Gaza as a form of extermination akin to Nazi camps. Erdoğan stressed the importance of ending the oppression and establishing a permanent ceasefire to ensure the flow of humanitarian aid.
Additionally, Erdoğan expressed concerns about Israel’s cyberattacks and escalating tensions in Syria. He emphasized the need for the international community to take decisive action to address these crises and prevent further escalation.
During his visit to the United States, Erdoğan will engage in discussions with various world leaders, including a potential meeting with US President Biden. The main focus will be on addressing the bloodshed in Palestinian territories and other conflict zones.
Overall, Erdoğan’s participation in the 79th UN General Assembly reflects Turkey’s commitment to promoting peace, security, and stability on the global stage. His engagements and discussions at the Assembly are expected to contribute to ongoing efforts to address pressing global challenges.
