US EditionBlack Sea security talks underway in Ankara, Zelensky says
- Black Sea Economic Cooperation Secretary General Lazar Comanescu stated that economic cooperation is key to strengthening security in the region, thanking the forum for the opportunity to discuss these issues.
- Comanescu emphasized the importance of open communication during tensions, asserting that economic development enhances security.
- He noted the unanimous adoption of a revised economic agenda for the next 10 years in December 2023 during T�rkiye's chairmanship.
- Comanescu called for reduced trade barriers to promote active exchange, arguing that dialogue is essential for progress amid globalization and digitalization.
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Black Sea security talks underway in Ankara, Zelensky says
Negotiations on Black Sea security are underway in Ankara and could shape the region’s post-war stability, President Volodymyr Zelensky said during an April 15 press conference with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Odesa.The talks involve Ukraine, the UK, France, and Turkey, and include discussions about deploying foreign military personnel to safeguard Black Sea waters."This is not about ending the war, this is about what will happen after …
Zelensky named the countries participating in the Black Sea meeting
Representatives of Turkey, France, Great Britain and Ukraine are taking part in the two-day talks on security issues in the Black Sea, which are taking place in Ankara. This was announced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Odessa.
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