Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is scheduled to join EU and regional counterparts in Brussels on Monday for talks on security and connectivity spanning Europe and neighboring regions.
Anadolu Agency reported Fidan's planned attendance. The Council of the European Union says the session will follow Monday's Foreign Affairs Council, placing the broader gathering after the EU foreign ministers' meeting.
The Council said counterparts from the South Caucasus and Central Asia will join officials from Moldova, Türkiye and Ukraine. The announced lineup brings EU ministers together with several countries and regional groupings in one diplomatic session.
The Council describes this as the format's second gathering at ministerial level, with regional security and connectivity on the agenda. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, in Brussels.
