
The Joint Action Plan for 2027-2028 was signed at the Türkiye-Belgium Tripartite Ministerial Meeting held in Brussels.
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In order to increase security cooperation between Türkiye and Belgium, high-level ministerial meetings were held.
Determined fight against organized crime gangs across borders. We attended the Türkiye-Belgium Tripartite Ministerial Meeting in Brussels together with our Minister of Justice, Mr. Akın Gürlek, and our Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Hakan Fidan. In our meeting; We evaluated our common security agenda, especially the fight against terrorism, organized crime gangs, extradition and irregular migration. We shared our expectations with our Belgian interlocutors, especially for the capture and extradition of wanted persons to our country and for concrete steps to be taken in the fight against transnational crimes. We emphasized strengthening operational cooperation and intelligence sharing in the fight against new generation criminal networks, and supporting fair burden sharing and voluntary returns regarding irregular migration.
'2027-2028 JOINT ACTION PLAN SIGNED'
Stating that a Joint Action Plan was signed between the Turkish and Belgian police organizations, Minister Çiftçi continued his statement with the following statements:
In order to strengthen this cooperation with concrete steps, the 2027-2028 Joint Action Plan was signed between the Turkish and Belgian police organizations. Our determination is clear: While we continue our uncompromising fight against terrorism and our relentless fight against organized crime, we will continue to work day and night for the peace and security of our nation. I hope that the contacts we held in Brussels will contribute to the cooperation between Türkiye and Belgium and to our common security.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Operational cooperation will begin within the scope of the 2027-2028 Joint Action Plan.
Very likely · Within months
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