According to Turkish diplomatic sources, Fidan will head to Doha tomorrow, Sunday, to participate in the ministerial meeting preparatory to the summit, where the ministers will discuss the draft resolution to be submitted to the leaders.
In his speech at the meeting, Fidan is expected to affirm Ankara's full solidarity with Doha in the face of the recent Israeli attack, emphasizing that Israel not only targeted peace efforts but also violated Qatar's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
He will also reiterate the warning that the policies of Benjamin Netanyahu's government do not seek a ceasefire in Gaza, but rather threaten the security of the entire region and aim to destroy the two-state solution, according to the same sources.
The Turkish Foreign Minister will call for coordinated regional and international efforts to ensure a firm response against Israel, and for concrete measures to be taken in parallel with the announcement by a growing number of countries of their intention to recognize the State of Palestine.
Editor's Picks
President Erdoğan discusses Israeli occupation attacks and the protection of religious heritage with the Greek Orthodox Patriarch.
Türkiye launches the Togg T10F locally and prepares to launch sales in Germany.
Erdogan: We are moving towards a "Türkiye without terrorism" and will not allow a "divide and rule" policy in the region.
Fidan will participate in the foreign ministers' meeting in Doha on Monday, in preparation for the joint emergency summit.
He will also stress that a permanent ceasefire is the only way to stop the genocide being committed against the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Next Monday, Qatar will host a third extraordinary joint summit between the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League, following the Israeli attack on Doha on September 9.
On Tuesday, the Israeli occupation army launched an airstrike targeting Hamas leaders in Doha. Qatar condemned the attack, reiterating its right to respond to the attack, which killed a member of Qatar's internal security forces.
With American support, Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza since October 7, 2023, leaving 64,803 Palestinians dead, 164,264 injured, most of them children and women, hundreds of thousands displaced, and a famine that has claimed the lives of 420 Palestinians, including 145 children.
