India’s NSA, Ajit Doval, hosted Turkey’s NSA for the first bilateral meeting in six years, addressing regional security issues including terrorism and West Asia. Turkey’s involvement in Syria and its influence in the Horn of Africa and Libya were also key discussion points.
India recently hosted Turkey’s National Security Advisor (NSA), who visited for the first time in six years amid Turkey’s changing stance on the Kashmir issue. The meeting, led by Indian NSA Ajit Doval, addressed several important topics, notably focusing on the geopolitical situation in West Asia and various aspects of terrorism.
Turkey plays a significant role in the Middle East, particularly concerning Syria following the downfall of President Hafeez Al Assad. Additionally, Turkey has established a considerable influence in regions such as the Horn of Africa and Libya, underscoring its strategic importance in the area.
The successful meeting between the National Security Advisors of India and Turkey signifies a potential shift in bilateral relations, particularly in addressing mutual concerns regarding regional security. The discussion on terrorism and West Asia highlights the intricate dynamics at play, as both nations navigate their interests and influence in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.
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