Ankara:The Organization of Turkic States has called for a just and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a two-state solution based on United Nations resolutions.
According to Qatar News Agency, this call was made in the Ankara Declaration issued at the conclusion of the organization's 13th summit in the Turkish capital. The declaration stressed a full commitment to UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025) concerning Gaza and the comprehensive plan to end the ongoing conflict.
The declaration also emphasized the importance of strengthening political and security coordination, expanding economic and cultural integration, and transforming solidarity among member states into sustainable strategic cooperation. Furthermore, the organization reaffirmed its support for Syria's unity, territorial integrity, and reconstruction, while advocating for continued joint efforts to promote peace and stability in Afghanistan.
The Organization of Turkic States includes five member states Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. The 14th summit of the organization is scheduled to be hosted by Uzbekistan in 2027, with Kyrgyzstan set to host an informal summit the same year.