Türkiye and the United Kingdom on Thursday have signed a ‘Strategic Partnership Framework Document’, establishing a renewed route to further advance bilateral relations and expand cooperation through closer dialogue.
According to a statement shared by the Turkish Foreign Ministry on the US social media platform X, the document was signed during a meeting between Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Secretary Yvette Cooper in London.
In a statement, the UK government said the framework “creates a strong basis to strengthen dialogue and co-operation between our two countries as NATO Allies and strategic partners who share an historic friendship, excellent bilateral relations and common perspectives on a wide range of international issues and global challenges, including a strong desire for security and stability in the Middle East.”
