Türkiye reaffirmed its commitment to contributing to global peace and stability to find peaceful solutions to ongoing conflicts, according to a statement released after the first National Security Council meeting.
The 3.5-hour meeting chaired by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan highlighted that Ankara would particularly boost its efforts to solve conflicts in the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans.
Ankara also reiterated its full support for Syria's new administration in ensuring the country's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political unity, while guaranteeing the fundamental rights and freedoms of all ethnic and religious groups, and contributing to Syria's reconstruction and stability.
“The National Security Policy Document, which is regularly updated every five years or promptly when necessary, has been revised based on an assessment of current and potential developments in Türkiye, the region, and the world, and has been deemed appropriate by the council,” the statement reads.
