
Hakan Fidan met with his Egyptian and Iranian counterparts within the scope of the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Baghdad.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan attended the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Baghdad and held bilateral meetings with the foreign ministers of Egypt and Iran and handed over the OIC term presidency to Iraq.
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The 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting was held in Baghdad. Within the scope of the meeting, the term presidency was transferred to Iraq.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan carried out intense diplomacy traffic within the scope of the 52nd Meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Foreign Ministers Council held in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Fidan met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdulati and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi. Fidan was also received by Iraqi President Nizar Amedi and met with senior Iraqi officials.
MEETS WITH THE MINISTERS OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF EGYPT AND IRAN
According to the post on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' NSsocial account, Hakan Fidan met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Bedr Abdulati as part of the meeting in Baghdad.
Fidan also met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi within the framework of the meeting. Diplomatic sources reported that the meeting was held in Baghdad.
PRESIDENT OF IRAQ RECEIVED AMEDİ FİDAN
Hakan Fidan also met with Iraqi President Nizar Amedi. According to information obtained from diplomatic sources, Amedi received Fidan within the scope of the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting.
Fidan also met with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and President of the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council Faik Zeydan.
OIC TERM Presidency WAS TRANSFERRED TO IRAQ
According to the statement made on the NSSocial account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Fidan attended the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Baghdad and handed over the term presidency of the council to Iraq.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan met with President of the Iraqi House of Representatives Halbusi and Hashd al-Shaabi Commission Chairman Fayyad within the scope of the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Baghdad.

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