Turkish and Belgian ministers are set to meet in Brussels on October 20 for their fourth ministerial meeting focusing on bilateral cooperation and security.
Officials from Türkiye and Belgium are set to hold their fourth ministerial meeting in Brussels on Tuesday, October 20. According to Turkish foreign ministry sources, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci, and Justice Minister Akin Gurlek will visit Belgium from October 19 to October 21 to attend the session. Belgium is to be represented by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot, Interior Minister Bernard Quintin, Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden, and Asylum and Migration Minister Anneleen Van Bossuyt. The fourth session of this ministerial meeting follows a previous round held in Ankara in 2016. Discussions are slated to cover bilateral cooperation across multiple topics, including the fight against terrorism, judicial and police cooperation, the defense industry, visas, and migration issues.
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