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Erdoğan urges greater unity among Turkic states at Ankara summit

Erdoğan urges greater unity among Turkic states at Ankara summit

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called for closer unity among Turkic states at a summit reception in Ankara.

The Organization of Turkic States summit brought leaders and officials together on Thursday and Friday.

Its members are Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, with several other countries and groups attending as observers.

Erdoğan said solidarity, mutual respect and shared ties could help make the coming period a “Turkish Century.”

The summit is expected to discuss regional cooperation and the Turkic World Vision 2040.

The meeting also coincided with Türkiye’s Republic Day, which Erdoğan celebrated with visiting leaders.

The summit’s discussions are expected to shape how member states advance cooperation.

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