Fidan holds talks with French, German counterparts
14:29, 10/08/2026, MondayU: Update: 14:31, 10/08/2026, Monday
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held separate telephone discussions Monday with his French and German counterparts, Jean-Noel Barrot and Johann Wadephul, as diplomatic contacts continued over regional developments. Turkish diplomatic sources said the three ministers exchanged views on the latest situation in the region, but provided no further details about the substance or outcome of the talks.
Fidan spoke separately with Barrot and Wadephul during the day, according to information from Turkish diplomatic sources. The calls focused on developments affecting the region, placing Türkiye's diplomatic engagement with key European partners at the center of the discussions.Regional developments on agenda
The conversations come as Türkiye maintains diplomatic contacts with European and regional capitals on issues shaping the wider regional security environment. Ankara has continued to engage with its European counterparts as developments in the region generate renewed diplomatic activity.
Talks with France and Germany
Fidan's discussions with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul were held separately. The Turkish Foreign Ministry did not immediately release additional information on the issues discussed or whether further diplomatic steps were agreed.
Türkiye maintains diplomatic engagement
The latest calls underscore Ankara's ongoing communication with France and Germany at a time of heightened regional attention. Turkish diplomatic sources confirmed the talks but did not disclose further details regarding the ministers' assessments or any follow-up measures.