The Spanish Foreign Ministry has announced its commitment to fostering positive relations between the European Union (EU) and Turkey during its presidency program, according to a statement released on Sunday.

The EU Presidency Program, unveiled by the Spanish Foreign Ministry, highlights Spain's dedication to nurturing constructive collaborations with Turkey, which includes the resumption of EU and Turkey High-Level Dialogue meetings.

Furthermore, Spain aims to contribute to the security and stability of the Eastern Mediterranean region throughout its EU presidency.

Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares presented the program, titled "A Closer Europe," during an event held in Madrid on June 29. Minister Albares emphasized Spain's determination to pursue various goals, including promoting reindustrialization, advancing ecological sustainability, ensuring social and economic justice, and strengthening political unity.

During its six-month EU presidency, Spain has planned to host 22 high-level informal meetings, fostering dialogue and cooperation among EU member states.

Spain assumed the EU presidency from Sweden on Saturday, marking the beginning of its term with a focus on strengthening ties and fostering positive relations within the European Union and beyond. (ILKHA)