Delegations from Turkey and Israel met in Azerbaijan as part of efforts to create a coordination mechanism in Syria.
The first technical meeting between Türkiye and Israel on a conflict prevention mechanism aimed at avoiding "unwanted incidents" in Syria was held today in Azerbaijan, TRT Haber reported.
A Turkish official said Turkey and Israel have held technical talks aimed at preventing conflict between their troops in Syria.
According to the Turkish sources, Ankara urged Israel to immediately end its attacks on Syria.
"Efforts will continue to establish this mechanism," one of the sources said.
Speaking at the International Forum themed “Facing the New World Order” in Baku, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said that Türkiye and Israel are both friendly countries to Azerbaijan, Baku is making efforts to normalize relations between Ankara and Tel Aviv.
"It is bad for us and bad for the world. Because I think despite legitimate concerns and despite quite a high level of mistrust, still, there can be found the grounds for normalization, and the areas of mutual interest. The process to my mind should not stop. Azerbaijan is doing everything in its power to facilitate the process," Ilham Aliyev said.
