Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Sudan's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Muhyiddin Salim, in Ankara. In a statement about the meeting, Fidan said they comprehensively addressed the political, economic, and commercial dimensions of the bilateral relations.
In a post on his social media account, Fidan said, "We hosted Sudan's Foreign Minister, my dear brother Muhyiddin Salim, in Ankara today. During our talks, we thoroughly evaluated the political, economic, and commercial dimensions of Turkey-Sudan relations."
Fidan emphasized that Turkey will continue to support efforts to end the conflicts in Sudan. He noted that humanitarian aid will be maintained and development assistance will increase during the reconstruction process.
Minister Fidan also said they held comprehensive consultations on regional developments, addressing global security issues, particularly the situation in the Horn of Africa.
"We will maintain our principled stance in protecting Sudan's independence, sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity. Building on the deep-rooted historical ties between our two countries, we will continue to deepen our bilateral relations on the basis of mutual respect and equal partnership," Fidan said, underlining Turkey's support for Sudan.