Leaders attended the NATO summit in Ankara and signed a joint declaration supporting UN efforts regarding the Cyprus problem.
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Updated Jul 2
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What happened
Leaders attended the NATO summit in Ankara and signed a joint declaration supporting UN efforts regarding the Cyprus problem.
Who's involved
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High-profile figures, including Hakan Fidan, Mark Carney, and Donald Trump, are involved in discussions ahead of the annual NATO summit hosted in Ankara.Also in this story
- Carl Bildt, co-chair of ECFR, participated in discussions at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
- Mark Carney met with NATO counterparts in Ankara on July 8th.
- NATO, Mark Carney, and others held high-level talks in Ankara focusing on defense budgeting and industry bids.
- Minister Anand is on a diplomatic tour, meeting in Bucharest and traveling to Jeddah, discussing nuclear energy and defense production with NATO-Gulf cooperation partners.
The entities involved
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Ankara
capital of Turkey
Related events
- NATO summits are being held in both Ankara and Istanbul, as part of the alliance's response to ongoing Russian aggression.
- Greece, Cyprus, and Israel established a trilateral defense and security cooperation format, while Turkey seeks Egyptian alliance.
- The Finnish Minister, Antti Häkkänen, hosted a defense industry forum in Ankara and signed agreements enhancing defense capabilities.
- Upcoming Leaders' Summit in Ankara.
- The Eastern Mediterranean is seeing an energy partnership develop, while geopolitical tensions rise due to Turkey's actions regarding Cyprus and its regional bloc.