Türkiye, Qatar foreign ministers hold talks on sidelines of Doha Forum

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a bilateral meeting with Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani on Saturday in Doha. The diplomatic talks occurred on the margins of the 23rd Doha Forum, which kicked off under the theme “Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress.” While details of the discussion were not disclosed, the meeting underscores the continued high-level engagement between the two strategic partners.

The forum has drawn a wide range of global leaders, diplomats, and policy experts to the Qatari capital for discussions on pressing international issues. The encounter between the Turkish and Qatari top diplomats highlights the active role both nations play in regional diplomacy and multilateral dialogue. Such meetings often serve to reinforce bilateral ties and coordinate on matters of mutual interest.

Türkiye and Qatar maintain close political and economic relations, with cooperation spanning several sectors including defense, trade, and investment. Regular high-level visits and consultations have become a hallmark of the partnership, which has remained resilient amid shifting regional dynamics. The Doha Forum provides a timely backdrop for reviewing shared priorities and collaborative initiatives.

As the forum continues into its second day, attention remains on the various bilateral and multilateral discussions taking place on the sidelines. Türkiye’s participation, including Foreign Minister Fidan’s schedule of meetings, reflects Ankara’s ongoing diplomatic outreach and commitment to proactive engagement in international forums focused on governance, development, and justice.