Çavuşoğlu’s resignation and Fidan’s introduction to the Turkish Foreign Ministry

According to the report of Fars News Agency, according to the Turkish media, “Mevlut Cavusoglu”, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, gave his place to “Hakan Fidan”, the new Minister of Foreign Affairs, and said goodbye to the employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

news agencyAnatoliaTurkey wrote in a report: Hakan Fidan will start his work while he continues to receive congratulatory messages from his counterparts in the European Union as well as officials of other countries on the occasion of his appointment.

It was on Saturday (June 3rd) that Recep Tayyip Erdogan, as the winner of the election and the president of Turkey for another five years, announced the composition of the new cabinet of the Ankara government; According to Erdogan’s decision, Fidan, who was previously the Minister of Information of Turkey, took over the management of the country’s foreign policy apparatus.

According to Anatoly’s report, the foreign ministers of the Netherlands, France, England, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Croatia, Lithuania, Ireland and Austria congratulated Fidan on this appointment in separate messages and emphasized the readiness of their countries to expand relations with Turkey.

“Joseph Burrell”, the foreign policy officer of the European Union, also congratulated Hakan Fidan’s appointment and wrote in a tweet: “We look forward to the continuation of close cooperation between the European Union and Turkey.”

During the past two days, the foreign ministers of other countries such as Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Venezuela and Iran also sent separate messages to congratulate Fidan’s appointment. Hossein Amirabdollahian, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of our country, in a message while congratulating the new Turkish Foreign Minister, emphasized that the development and deepening of comprehensive relations between the two countries, in addition to securing the interests and interests of the two nations, will promote stability and development in the region and the Islamic world. will help.

Yesterday (Sunday, June 4th) during a telephone conversation with Amir Abdullahian, the new foreign minister of Turkey announced his readiness to help the development of relations between the two countries and said that he would visit Tehran as soon as possible.

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