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High-level diplomatic meetings were held in New York within the scope of the 81st UN General Assembly week. Türkiye announced that it will host the COP31 Summit.
Fidan shared a post about the UN 81st General Assembly week on his NSosyal account.
Reminding that they carried out intense diplomacy traffic under the chairmanship of President Erdoğan in New York, USA, within the scope of the 81st UN General Assembly week, Fidan stated that in addition to the President's contacts, officials from the ministry and other Turkish institutions also held many bilateral meetings and represented Türkiye by attending the meetings.
Fidan emphasized that these studies carried out throughout the week reflect the effectiveness of Turkish diplomacy extending to different geographies and its ability to take initiative on a wide agenda, and said:
"We contributed to studies on issues such as climate change, food security, mediation and migration, especially in Palestine. We announced our priorities regarding the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31 Summit) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which we will host."
Underlining that the interest shown in the initiatives led by Türkiye and the proposals it offers for the peaceful resolution of crises once again demonstrates the increasing diplomatic weight of the country, Fidan said, "Under the leadership of our President, we will continue to work with the same determination to protect the rights and interests of our country, strengthen peace and stability in our region and contribute to the construction of a more fair international order." he stated.

Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır, during his visits to Gaziosmanpaşa, emphasized Türkiye's European leadership in the defense industry, technology and production capacity, and made statements on technology and future vision for young people.
AK Party Deputy Chairman Hayati Yazıcı emphasized Türkiye's strategic position and the 'Türkiye Century' vision in his speech in Üsküdar. Yazıcı stated that politics should be project-oriented and criticized the opposition for lacking vision.

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu made statements about rail system projects in Istanbul. Stating that Istanbul needs 600 km more metro line, Uraloğlu stated that the Ministry can undertake the requests from municipalities with the approval of the President.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot criticized the Israeli government's turning a blind eye to extremist violence in the West Bank. Defending Macron's words at the UN, Barrot stated that Israel's policies risked regional security and violated international law.

Deputy Mayor of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, Nuri Aslan, participated in the test drive of the 13 km Ümraniye-Ataşehir-Göztepe metro line, which will be put into service on December 19. The line, which will operate without a driver, has the capacity to carry 44 thousand passengers in one direction.

Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan held a consultation meeting with business people in Arnavutköy. Işıkhan stated that they aim for 2.1 million additional employment by 2029 and emphasized the importance of the logistics and production capacity of the district.