Turkish, Azeri and Iranian FMs’ statement detailed
BAKU – The foreign ministers of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Iran adopted a joint statement in Istanbul on Thursday calling for a settlement of unresolved conflicts peacefully and within the territorial integrity of states to boost cooperation in the region, the Azerbaijani foreign ministry said.
The three countries also agreed to continue regular consultations at the level of foreign ministers to discuss regional and global issues of common interest, including combating terrorism, organized crime and trafficking in arms, drugs and persons.
The parties also pledged to consider the development of joint cooperation schemes in order to enhance trilateral efforts aimed at shared prosperity, in areas such as trade, investment, transportation, tourism, as well as environmental protection.
The meeting of the three ministers took place on the sidelines of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) summit in Istanbul.
The next trilateral meeting will be held in Iran.
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