Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi stated that all preparations for the NATO Summit, which will be hosted by Turkey, have been thoroughly evaluated to ensure the event is safe and successful.
In a post on his social media account, Minister Çiftçi shared that a broad coordination meeting was held at the Ministry of Interior's Security and Emergency Coordination Center (GAMER) Meeting Hall to assess the security measures to be taken for the NATO Summit.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Interior Ministers Ali Çelik and Kübra Güran Yiğitbaşı, Yakup Canbolat, Ali Fidan, Ali Çardakcı, and heads of relevant units.
Çiftçi emphasized that all preparations related to the summit process were discussed in detail, and that meticulous measures are being taken to maintain public order, ensure the safety of guest delegations, and complete the organization without issues. "Turkey will host the summit at the highest level."
In his statement, Minister Çiftçi said, "We will continue to take all necessary measures with great care, acting with strong coordination and cooperation among all our state institutions to protect public order, ensure the safety of guest delegations, and successfully complete the summit."
Highlighting Turkey's experience in international events, Çiftçi added, "With its experience, strong security infrastructure, and institutional capacity, Turkey will host the NATO Summit at the highest level." Temperatures are expected to remain above seasonal norms this week.