Ankara – The National Security Council (MGK) of Turkey convened on January 22, 2025, under the chairmanship of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The meeting focused on various national and international security matters, with a particular emphasis on Turkey’s diplomatic efforts in conflict resolution across key global regions.

In the official statement released after the meeting, it was emphasized that Turkey will intensify its efforts to prevent disputes from escalating into conflicts, particularly in Africa, the Middle East, and the Balkans. The statement highlighted Turkey’s commitment to facilitating peaceful resolutions and contributing to global stability.

The council reiterated Turkey’s dedication to enhancing its role as a mediator in ongoing disputes and conflicts. It underscored the importance of diplomatic initiatives and humanitarian efforts aimed at fostering sustainable peace and cooperation in regions plagued by instability.

Turkey’s proactive approach in Africa, where it has been engaged in diplomatic dialogues and peacebuilding missions, was particularly emphasized. The country has been involved in mediation efforts to address political and social conflicts across the continent, working closely with local governments and international organizations to achieve long-term stability.

President Erdoğan reaffirmed Turkey’s unwavering commitment to global peace, stating that Ankara will continue to support efforts aimed at conflict resolution and regional cooperation.

The MGK’s statement reflects Turkey’s strategic vision of positioning itself as a key actor in international peacebuilding efforts, reinforcing its role in global diplomacy and humanitarian initiatives.