Fahrettin Altun says the solution and humanitarian-oriented political stance led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the recent Israel-Palestine conflict proved Türkiye’s effectiveness in international affairs.
Turkish Communications Director Fahrettin Altun attends the Istanbul Security Forum organised by the Presidency's Directorate of Communications. / Photo: AA
“As demonstrated by the situations in Ukraine, Karabakh, and other regional issues, as we move towards the second century of the Republic, Türkiye has become a leading and influential country in the region,” Altun said.The communications director said that international structures like the UN Security Council have proven to be insufficient in resolving global issues and have even exacerbated these problems, leading to aggravating crises.
“Türkiye’s role in the Grain Corridor Agreement demonstrated its potential as an effective force in finding solutions which extend beyond a single region, involving a much broader geography, particularly in Africa.”Emphasising Türkiye’s intention to be one of the most significant global actors of the new century, Altun said the country will advance rapidly and confidently toward its 2053 and 2071 goals.
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