Preparations in Antalya have reached completion for the upcoming diplomatic forum, slated to convene from March 1 to March 3.
The event expects to welcome around 4,000 guests from over 100 countries, including approximately 20 heads of state and government. The forum is held under the auspices of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Oncu Keceli, a representative of the Turkish Foreign Ministry, highlighted that the forum, themed “Emphasizing Diplomacy in Times of Crisis,” will see participation from foreign affairs heads of over 60 nations, along with delegates from about 80 international and regional organizations.
The agenda is set to feature 50 diverse sessions and panel discussions, offering a platform for extensive deliberations on various pertinent issues.
President Erdogan is expected to engage in several bilateral meetings with representatives from specific countries on the sidelines of the forum, enhancing diplomatic exchanges and cooperation.
In 2023, the Diplomatic Forum in Antalya was postponed due to the aftermath of devastating earthquakes in Türkiye. However, in 2022, the event witnessed the participation of 17 heads of state, 80 foreign ministers, and representatives from nearly 40 international organizations.
