Turkish Presidential Cabinet to convene on Gaza crisis
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The Turkish Presidential Cabinet will convene on Monday under the chairmanship of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to discuss the ongoing situation in Gaza.
The Cabinet will discuss steps to be taken against the "barbaric attacks and massacres" of the israeli government against Gaza.
They will also discuss the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, which Türkiye has been providing in the form of airplanes and ships loaded with supplies.
Notably, Turkey has facilitated the transfer of cancer patients from Gaza to Türkiye via Egypt for necessary treatment.
In addition to the Gaza crisis, the cabinet will also discuss the economic situation and the ongoing operations abroad, where Türkiye is involved in several regional issues, such as Syria, Libya, Iraq, and Nagorno-Karabakh. (ILKHA)
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