Turkey held a joint conference in Ankara and vowed to fight for a Palestinian state.
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What happened
Turkey held a joint conference in Ankara and vowed to fight for a Palestinian state.
Who's involved
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Part of
A complex peace process is underway regarding Gaza, involving the establishment of a Palestinian state, with key players including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, and Donald Trump.Also in this story
- A treaty fragment has emerged concerning refuge provisions related to the situation in Mandatory Palestine.
- Turkey and Pakistan affirmed support for Palestine and a joint Arab-Islamic statement.
- Countries issued a joint statement, with the UK banning imports from Israeli settlements and urging implementation of Trump's plan.
- MOU signed between Turkey and Egypt to expand defense industry cooperation.
The entities involved
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Turkey
country in West Asia and Southeast Europe
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Mandatory Palestine
League of Nations Mandate in the Middle East under British administration (1920–1948)
Related events
- A defense pact has been signed between Turkey and Saudi Arabia as part of the broader security coalition being formed.
- A visa regime has been announced for participants of the COP31 conference.
- Official talks between Türkiye and Mandatory Palestine focused on bilateral cooperation and security.
- Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia are deepening military cooperation and signing a defense pact in Mecca.
- The Justice and Development Party gained power through a coalition and held rallies in Ankara.