Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu met with President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev in capital Tashkent on Tuesday. Cavusoglu and Mirziyoyev discussed bilateral ties, regional and international issues. Cavusoglu, made a following statement to the Uzbek press after the meeting. “Our bilateral relations have reached the level in 4 years that no one would believe. We have covered a lot of distance under the leadership and brotherhood of Mirziyoyev and our president Erdogan. We have a great potential, and our relations can be much better. This was the purpose of our visit” he said.

Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu, also met with Sardor Umurzakov, Uzbekistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Investments and Foreign Trade.

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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized Türkiye’s commitment to closer ties with Malaysia, calling for joint action on global issues such as Gaza. In an interview with Malaysia’s Bernama TV during the ASEAN summit, Fidan praised Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s vocal stance on Palestine and stressed the need for Muslim countries to act “shoulder to shoulder” against Israel’s actions, which he described as a “concentration camp” scenario in Gaza.

Fidan highlighted Türkiye and Malaysia’s historic and cultural bonds, urging expanded cooperation in trade, defense, technology, and energy. He noted current trade volume at $5 billion and set a $10 billion target, citing President Erdoğan’s urgency to meet that goal.

He also underlined Türkiye’s active role in diplomacy and mediation in global conflicts, including Gaza, Ukraine, and the Caucasus, and called for reform of the post-WWII international system. “The world is facing systemic crises,” he said. “We must build a fairer global order.”

Fidan concluded by affirming Türkiye and Malaysia share common values and should leverage their partnership to promote peace, equity, and multilateral cooperation worldwide.

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