
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan met with the foreign ministers of various countries and attended events in New York, where he was for the 81st UN General Assembly.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan met with his counterparts from Venezuela, El Salvador, Guinea Bissau and Bangladesh at the Turkevi in New York within the scope of the 81st UN General Assembly.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan is holding diplomatic contacts in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan made contacts in New York, where he was present within the scope of the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations (UN).
Fidan met with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Gonzales at the Turkevi in New York. Fidan also met with El Salvador's Foreign Minister Hill and signed the "Double Taxation Prevention Agreement" with his counterpart.
Fidan, who met with Guinea Bissau Foreign Minister Jau, also met with Bangladesh Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir.
In addition, Fidan met with the world's leading academics, think tanks and media representatives in the field of international relations at the event titled "Re-evaluating Multilateralism in the Transforming World: The Role of Regional Ownership" held at the Strategic Research Center (SAM) Turkish House of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In the inspections carried out in 81 provinces under the coordination of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the identities of 279 thousand 575 people were checked; 19 organizers and 230 irregular immigrants were caught.

Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi gave information about the work carried out on security, public order, organized crimes and school security at the 18th National Will Meeting, which he attended in Istanbul; announced that there was a 13.6 percent decrease in crimes against people.

The Minister of Internal Affairs announced that crime rates in Türkiye have decreased and that operations are continuing with determination in the fight against organized crime organizations, drugs and cybercrime.

Demirören Media TV Group President Murat Yancı evaluated President Erdoğan's intense contacts at the UN summit, Israeli policies, the importance of domestic technology and Türkiye's regional position.

In Greece, left-wing opposition parties ELAS, SYRIZA and the New Left Party criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis's contacts at the UN General Assembly and his foreign policy, arguing that the country was isolated.
In the statement made by ELAS, Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis' contacts and foreign policy at the 81st UN General Assembly were criticized. While Mitsotakis' meeting with Netanyahu was targeted in the statement, Türkiye's diplomatic moves were also mentioned.