On the sidelines of the 14th Plenary Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic States, Azerbaijani Speaker Sahiba Gafarova met with her Northern Cyprus counterpart Ziya Öztürkler to reaffirm growing ties within the Turkic World.
Ziya Öztürkler, Speaker of the Majlis of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, expressed gratitude to Azerbaijan, particularly to President Ilham Aliyev, for the support provided to the TRNC, emphasizing that this support is highly appreciated.
Speaker of Milli Majlis Sahiba Gafarova emphasized Azerbaijan’s commitment to unity among Turkic states, noting that parliamentary cooperation through TURKPA plays a crucial role in strengthening bilateral ties and regional collaboration. She highlighted that deepening relations with Turkic nations is a priority in Azerbaijan’s foreign policy, backed by President Aliyev’s initiatives and statements.
The meeting also underscored the role of inter-parliamentary friendship groups and the strategic importance of TURKPA's ongoing efforts, including key agenda items shaping the organization’s future. Both parties exchanged views on shared concerns and regional collaboration.
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