Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan visits Baghdad for OIC council meeting
Hakan Fidan met Iraqi officials and Egyptian and Iranian counterparts during the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers in Baghdad.
KEY POINTS
- Fidan attended the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers in Baghdad
- Turkey transferred the OIC term presidency to Iraq
- Fidan met Iraqi President Nizar Amedi and Prime Minister Ali Zeydi
- He also met Egyptian and Iranian foreign ministers
- Turkey pledged to continue constructive contributions to regional peace
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan traveled to Baghdad for the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers meeting. As outgoing term chair, Turkey handed over the council presidency to Iraq.
Fidan held talks with Iraqi President Nizar Amedi, Prime Minister Ali Zeydi, Parliament Speaker Heybet Halbusi, and other senior Iraqi officials. He said bilateral relations were discussed in all dimensions.
“Turkey will continue with determination to increase solidarity in the Islamic world, defend the rights of the oppressed, and make constructive contributions to the peace and prosperity of our region.”
He also met Egyptian Foreign Minister Bedir Abdulati and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakçi. The sides reviewed efforts to resolve ongoing regional conflicts.
Fidan said Turkey will continue to strengthen Islamic solidarity, defend the rights of the oppressed, and make constructive contributions to regional peace and prosperity.
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