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Russia, Turkiye, Iran presidents in Turkmenistan for rare summit
ASHGABAT: The leaders of Russia, Turkiye and Iran meet Friday in Turkmenistan, an isolated Central Asian state which is marking 30 years of official neutrality with a rare international summit. The principle of “permanent neutrality” is at the heart of the former Soviet republic’s foreign policy — a doctrine that has contributed to making Turkmenistan one of the world’s most isolated countries. On the guest list are Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, along with other regional leaders.
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tass.com
Putin to arrive in Turkmenistan on two-day visit
The Russian president is expected to take part in a forum dedicated to the International Year of Peace and Trust, International Day of Neutrality, and 30th anniversary of the…
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Putin to meet with Turkish, Iranian, Iraqi leaders in Turkmenistan — Kremlin
There will be a series of bilateral meetings
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Putin to take part in forum, hold bilateral meetings during visit to Turkmenistan
The forum will be attended by multiple national leaders and heads of international organizations
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Russia values Turkmenistan’s neutrality, which brings stability to region — Putin
The Russian President emphasized that this path provides an opportunity and basis for serious work with practically all countries without exception
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arabnews.com
Russia, Turkiye, Iran presidents in Turkmenistan for rare summit
ASHGABAT: The leaders of Russia, Turkiye and Iran meet Friday in Turkmenistan, an isolated Central Asian state which is marking 30 years of official neutrality with a rare…
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Talks with Turkmen leader in Ashgabat mark launch of Russian president's bilateral series
The Russian leader is also expected to hold meetings with Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan