
Relevant ministers and senior institution managers attended the meeting chaired by President Erdoğan.
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The Cyber Security Board meets to determine and coordinate the state's cyber security policies.
The Cyber Security Board convened in Ankara under the chairmanship of AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
The meeting held in the Palace was closed to the press. Relevant ministers of the government and senior managers of security, intelligence and defense institutions attended the board meeting.
WHO ATTENDED THE MEETING?
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek, Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan, Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler, Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır and Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu attended the meeting chaired by Erdoğan.
MİT President İbrahim Kalın, Presidential Secretary General Hakkı Susmaz, Presidential Cyber Security Director Ümit Önal, Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran, Presidential Defense Industry Director Haluk Görgün, Presidential Private Secretary Hasan Doğan and National Security Council Secretary General Okay Memiş were also present at the meeting.
No statement has been made yet regarding the agenda of the closed-door meeting and the decisions taken.
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CHP Spokesperson Müslim Sarı announced that they will support the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, which is discussed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee, despite their reservations. The agreement was accepted in the commission with the votes of AKP, CHP and MHP.

A meeting closed to the press was held at the Presidential Complex with the participation of state officials. Ministers and senior bureaucrats attended the meeting.

The 'Mecca Agreement' signed between Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, which considers an attack on one of the parties as an attack on all of them, was accepted by the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. The agreement includes joint defense, technology transfer and intelligence sharing.