Turkish Deputy Minister of Culture Meets TURKPA Secretary General

On November 27, TURKPA Secretary General Ambassador Ramil Hasan met with a delegation led by Serdar Çam, Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Türkiye, The Caspian Post reports citing local media.

Secretary General Hasan noted that TURKPA is developing a new framework aimed at better aligning the national interests of the Turkic States with international parliamentary cooperation. He emphasized that this initiative will reinforce parliamentary diplomacy and foster a more structured and coherent partnership among member countries.

Ambassador Hasan also highlighted that the current period presents an important opportunity to enhance regional stability and deepen cooperation, stressing the need to advance legislative coordination and support joint initiatives that elevate the international visibility of the Turkic States.

For his part, Deputy Minister Çam stated that Secretary General Ambassador Hasan, now beginning his second term in office, is well-positioned to deliver substantial and impactful contributions to TURKPA, drawing on his extensive experience, institutional knowledge, and strong leadership. He conveyed his sincere congratulations on Ambassador Hasan’s appointment as Secretary General and expressed confidence that his renewed mandate will further strengthen the Assembly’s work and advance its strategic objectives.

Çam underlined that the world and the broader region have entered an irreversible period of transformation, noting that navigating this environment requires skill, experience, and strategic foresight. He emphasized TURKPA’s important role in ensuring that political developments remain aligned with the legislative process and highlighted the value of coordinated soft-power instruments. He also stressed the significance of commemorating the 100th anniversary of the First Turkological Congress in Baku as a milestone for the Turkic world.