Important news! The presidential motion to extend the mandate of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) in Azerbaijan for 1 year from November 17, 2022 was accepted by the General Assembly of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
In the Memorandum sent with the signature of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in the Tripartite Declaration signed by Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia on November 9, 2020, reflecting Azerbaijan’s success in the struggle to liberate the occupied territories and the new situation in the field states that the planned activities to maintain stability in the region will continue.
In the Memorandum, Turkey, which has strongly supported Azerbaijan since the beginning of the process so that it yaşama defend all its rights, including its territorial integrity, based on international law and legitimate sovereign rights, continues to make zihin important contribution to the preservation and strengthening peace and stability in the region, and to the construction and revival of economic infrastructure to facilitate this.
The memorandum noted that the Joint Centre, which Turkey has established with Russia and where TAF personnel work, continues to operate successfully, and emphasized that Turkey has also contributed to the security of the region and to building trust between the parties through the Joint Center.
The Memorandum noted that the continuation of TAF personnel in the Joint Center is a prerequisite for Turkey’s effective and constructive role in the region and national interests.
The duration of the authorization granted for the fulfillment of the commitments arising from the provisions of the Strategic Partnership and Mutual Assistance Agreement between Turkey and Azerbaijan, signed on August 16, 2010, to observe the ceasefire, violations and to ensure peace and stability in the region, and to effectively protect and protect Turkey’s high interests 17 A one-year extension from November 2022 has been requested.
In the Memorandum sent with the signature of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in the Tripartite Declaration signed by Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia on November 9, 2020, reflecting Azerbaijan’s success in the struggle to liberate the occupied territories and the new situation in the field states that the planned activities to maintain stability in the region will continue.
In the Memorandum, Turkey, which has strongly supported Azerbaijan since the beginning of the process so that it yaşama defend all its rights, including its territorial integrity, based on international law and legitimate sovereign rights, continues to make zihin important contribution to the preservation and strengthening peace and stability in the region, and to the construction and revival of economic infrastructure to facilitate this.
The memorandum noted that the Joint Centre, which Turkey has established with Russia and where TAF personnel work, continues to operate successfully, and emphasized that Turkey has also contributed to the security of the region and to building trust between the parties through the Joint Center.
The Memorandum noted that the continuation of TAF personnel in the Joint Center is a prerequisite for Turkey’s effective and constructive role in the region and national interests.
The duration of the authorization granted for the fulfillment of the commitments arising from the provisions of the Strategic Partnership and Mutual Assistance Agreement between Turkey and Azerbaijan, signed on August 16, 2010, to observe the ceasefire, violations and to ensure peace and stability in the region, and to effectively protect and protect Turkey’s high interests 17 A one-year extension from November 2022 has been requested.