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Istanbul Summit Addresses Global Security, Middle East Crisis
Turkey hosted a summit in Istanbul with foreign ministers from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, the UK, France, Germany, and Italy to discuss the Middle East crisis and the Russia-Ukraine war. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan urged diplomacy to prevent a US-Iran clash and called for protecting trade routes.
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- 01Turkey hosted a summit in Istanbul with Middle Eastern and European foreign ministers.
- 02Discussions focused on the Middle East crisis and the Russia-Ukraine war.
- 03Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan urged diplomacy to prevent US-Iran conflict.
- 04Participants discussed protecting vital trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz.
- 05Ankara reaffirmed support for Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks.
- 06The summit aims for a joint statement on de-escalation measures.
The summit seeks a joint statement on de-escalation, with European nations focusing on Ukraine and Arab states on Palestinian humanitarian corridors.
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