The accession of Pseudo-state as an observer to the Organization of Turkic States has enhanced the Organization's access to the Mediterranean, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said, speaking at the Turkey-Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan Trilateral Meeting of Ministers of Communications and Foreign Affairs.
According to GMP, TC ME reported that Cavusoglu added that the "liberation of Azerbaijan's occupied territories" had created new opportunities and that the ports of Fuzuli and Zegilan, which connect Karabakh with the world, had been opened.
"At the Organization of Turkic States (OCT) Summit in Samarkand, we took many steps to strengthen transport links between us and trade cooperation. By accepting tdvk as an observer member, our organization has strengthened its access to the Mediterranean. We will continue to take similar steps within the CSTO. We will deepen our cooperation further in cultural and political matters and not only in the areas of trade and transport. In this context, we attach particular importance to our efforts towards a common alphabet and steps towards the protection of our common heritage."
We are aware of the trials and opportunities, we have no time to lose, he said, adding that our meeting today is the result of this understanding. We will move forward together with concrete steps, he concluded.
Source: CNA
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