Shusha receives the heads of Turkic countries
A summit of leaders of the member states of the Organization of Turkic States will be held on July 5-6 in the city of Shusha, Azerbaijan, which was liberated from the occupation of Armenia. The summit, with the theme "Building a sustainable future through transport links and combating climate change", is expected to serve as a platform for high-level discussions on the main issues and agenda of the organization.
The date and program of the Shusha summit of the Organization of Turkic States, scheduled to be held in the city of Shusha, Azerbaijan, which was liberated from the occupation of Armenia, has been announced. According to the TDT press service, the summit organized by the initiative of the President of Azerbaijan Ilhom Aliyev will be held in Shusha on July 5-6.
Leaders of member states - Turkey, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan will participate in the event. It is expected that the leaders of the observer countries and the general secretary of the TDT, Kubanichbek Omuraliev, will also participate with them.
The summit, with the theme "Building a sustainable future through transport links and combating climate change", is expected to serve as a platform for high-level discussions on the main issues and agenda of the organization.
According to the results of the summit, it is planned to sign the Karabakh Declaration and a number of other important documents.
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