Turkish, Tajikistani defense chiefs sign Military Framework Agreement
Hulusi Akar, Sherali Mirzo discuss bilateral and regional defense and security, cooperation in defense industry
Turkish National Defense Minister Hulusi Akar (R) and Defense Minister of Tajikistan Sherali Mirzo (L) sign Military Framework Agreement between Turkey and Tajikistan after the meeting between the delegations in Ankara.
ISTANBUL
Turkiye’s National Defense Minister Hulusi Akar and his Tajik counterpart Sherali Mirzo signed the Military Framework Agreement between both countries.
In a statement, the Turkish Defense Ministry said Akar welcomed Mirzo with a military ceremony in the Turkish capital Ankara.
Following their one-on one meeting, an inter-delegation meeting was held.
During the meetings, bilateral and regional defense and security, as well as cooperation in the defense industry were discussed.
Emphasizing the common belief, historical and cultural ties between the two countries, Akar said Turkiye is ready to share its experience on border security and counterterrorism issues.
He also stressed the importance of increasing military training cooperation between the two countries.
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