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Turkey's parliament speaker to attend conference in Rome
Turkey's parliament speaker Numan Kurtulmuş is due to travel to Rome for a conference of European parliamentary speakers.
The meeting is scheduled for October 14 to 16 at Italy's Chamber of Deputies.
Its sessions will focus on democratic resilience, artificial intelligence and the international order.
Kurtulmuş is expected to present Turkey's approaches to global and regional crises and call for a fairer global structure to address conflicts.
He is also expected to meet Italy's two parliamentary leaders and representatives from other countries.
During the visit, Kurtulmuş will meet members of the Turkish community at Turkey's embassy in Rome.
Turkey's parliament speaker Numan Kurtulmuş is set to attend the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament in Rome.
The conference will take place at Italy's Chamber of Deputies from October 14 to 16.
Its sessions will address resilient democracies, artificial intelligence and the labor market, and the rules-based international order.
Kurtulmuş is expected to present Turkey's strategic approaches to global and regional crises and call for a fairer global architecture.
He is also expected to hold bilateral meetings with Italian parliamentary leaders and representatives from other countries.
- Who
- Numan Kurtulmuş, speaker of Turkey's parliament.
- What
- He will attend the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament.
- When
- October 14-16, 2026.
- Where
- The Chamber of Deputies in Rome, Italy.
- Why
- To take part in the conference and present Turkey's approaches to global and regional crises.
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Sabah reported that Kurtulmuş was due to travel to Italy for the conference.
The conference is scheduled to take place at Italy's Chamber of Deputies in Rome.
- Conference
- European Conference of Presidents of Parliament
- Venue
- Chamber of Deputies, Rome
- Dates
- October 14-16, 2026
- Turkish speaker
- Numan Kurtulmuş
- Italian parliamentary leaders
- Lorenzo Fontana and Ignazio La Russa









