The Turkish Presidential Cabinet convened today at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The high-level meeting is expected to focus on a range of pressing issues, including the state of the national economy, recent security operations, and ongoing efforts in the fight against terrorism. With regional instability continuing to pose strategic challenges, foreign policy matters are also prominent on the agenda.

Sources indicate that the latest developments in Syria will be among the key items discussed, particularly in light of Türkiye’s ongoing concerns about border security and the presence of terrorist elements near its southern frontier.

Another urgent topic is the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza. As one of the most vocal international advocates for Palestinian rights, Ankara is closely monitoring the crisis and is expected to review its diplomatic and humanitarian efforts aimed at halting the Israeli aggression and delivering aid to the besieged enclave.

President Erdoğan has consistently reiterated Türkiye’s commitment to regional peace and justice, particularly in Gaza, where the Israeli occupation’s continued bombardment has drawn strong condemnation from Ankara.

Following the meeting, a statement from the Communications Directorate is expected, outlining the decisions taken and Türkiye’s upcoming policy directions. (ILKHA)