Türkiye urges Belgium to act against terrorists, criminals at Brussels meeting
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Today, Turkey and Belgium discussed ways of strengthening security cooperation and combating terrorism and organized crime at the fourth meeting of the Ministers for Foreign Affairs, Justice and the Interior of the two countries, hosted by the Belgian capital Brussels.
Breaking news - Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi confronted Belgian ministers with the realities of terrorism at the historic summit in Brussels. Reminding them that Belgium has not accepted any extradition requests for terrorism for the past 10 years, Minister Çiftçi stated, "This beautiful country, beating in the heart of Europe, belongs to friendship, not terrorism..."
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi made statements following the Turkey-Belgium Trilateral Ministerial Meeting held in Brussels. Emphasizing global cooperation in the fight against terrorism, Minister Çiftçi said, "No country's territory should become a safe haven for terrorist organizations."
The Turkey-Belgium Trilateral Ministerial Meeting addressed issues such as counter-terrorism, organized crime, extradition of criminals, and irregular migration. During the meeting, a Joint Action Plan for 2027-2028 was signed between the Turkish and Belgian police forces.
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