Politics · Turkey · 6 hrs ago
Türkiye and Mali discuss trade and cooperation at Antalya meeting
Türkiye’s Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz met Mali Prime Minister Abdulaye Maiga in Antalya.
Maiga was in Türkiye to attend the COP31 Leaders’ Summit.
The two officials discussed ways to expand economic and trade ties between their countries.
They also discussed possible cooperation in defence, mining, energy, infrastructure and education.
They exchanged views on strengthening international cooperation to tackle climate change and discussed regional developments.
The meeting focused on areas where Türkiye and Mali may deepen their ties, but no specific agreements or next steps were announced.
Türkiye’s Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz met Mali Prime Minister Abdulaye Maiga in Antalya to discuss economic and trade ties.
The meeting also covered possible cooperation in defence, mining, energy, infrastructure and education.
The officials exchanged views on strengthening international solidarity to address climate change.
Maiga was in Türkiye to attend the COP31 Leaders’ Summit.
- Who
- Türkiye Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz and Mali Prime Minister Abdulaye Maiga.
- What
- They discussed economic and trade relations, cooperation in several sectors, climate change and regional developments.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Antalya, Türkiye.
- Why
- Maiga was in Türkiye to attend the COP31 Leaders’ Summit; the meeting addressed bilateral relations and other issues.
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- Meeting place
- Antalya, Türkiye
- Mali prime minister
- Abdulaye Maiga
- Türkiye vice president
- Cevdet Yılmaz
- Summit
- COP31 Leaders’ Summit
What people are saying
We met in Antalya with Mali Prime Minister Abdulaye Maiga, who is in our country to attend the COP31 Leaders’ Summit.
We exchanged views with Mr Maiga on strengthening international solidarity in the fight against climate change.
In our meeting, we also discussed developing economic and trade relations between our countries, opportunities for cooperation in defence, mining, energy, infrastructure and education, as well as regional developments.