Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán to visit Türkiye for joint planning group meeting
Hungary's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Anita Orbán will visit Türkiye on Oct. 8 to attend the first meeting of the Türkiye-Hungary Joint Planning Group, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.
The meeting will be held in Ankara and is expected to focus on bilateral relations and coordination between Türkiye and Hungary.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry announced the visit in a written statement but did not provide further details on the agenda. (ILKHA)
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