A joint press statement was published regarding the R4 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Istanbul.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a joint press release regarding the R4 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Istanbul with counterparts in France, Germany, Italy and England.
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R4 Foreign Ministers Meeting was held in Istanbul with the participation of Türkiye, France, Germany, Italy and England.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a joint press release regarding the R4 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Istanbul with counterparts in France, Germany, Italy and England.
In the statement, it was stated that the ministers discussed various issues of regional and international importance, including the US/Israel-Iran conflict, the Israel-Palestine issue and the need for a negotiated two-state solution, the Houthi militia's heinous attacks against Saudi Arabia and Yemen, the security and freedom of navigation, and the escalating tension in the Bab al-Mandab and Hormuz Straits and the Black Sea.
The statement noted that the ministers emphasized their determination to continue contributing to diplomatic efforts aimed at promoting peace and stability in the region and beyond and addressing the effects of these issues on security, economy and trade, and agreed that there is an urgent need to address regional conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy and de-escalation.
The statement emphasized the necessity of finding permanent solutions to all ongoing conflicts through negotiations in line with the relevant United Nations resolutions, and noted that the ministers agreed to continue the dialogue in this format in order to prevent conflicts and improve peace and stability in the region.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Dialogue will continue in R4 format
Very likely · Within months

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