Turkish FM Hakan Fidan meets with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London on Wednesday, marking Fidan's first official bilateral visit to the United Kingdom, according to a statement from the Turkish Foreign Ministry on X (formerly Twitter).
While details of the meeting were not disclosed, the visit underscores recent diplomatic momentum between the two nations. Lammy, who visited Türkiye as shadow foreign secretary on March 4, recently assumed his role as foreign secretary.
This exchange follows the January 26 visit by former British Foreign Secretary David Cameron to Türkiye, highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen Turkish-British diplomatic relations.
The meeting signals continued engagement on a range of bilateral and regional issues, as both countries seek to deepen ties. (ILKHA)
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