Turkey Joins Global Board of Peace

ISLAMABAD: (Web Desk)- Turkey has formally agreed to join the newly formed global Board of Peace, reinforcing Ankara’s growing diplomatic engagement in international peace and stability efforts, local media reported on Wednesday. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will represent the country at the Board of Peace meeting scheduled on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.

The high-level forum is expected to bring together world leaders and senior policymakers to discuss major global security challenges and explore long-term pathways toward sustainable peace. Ahead of the meeting, Foreign Minister Fidan reiterated Turkey’s commitment to dialogue-driven solutions and proactive diplomacy, particularly in conflict-affected regions.

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Observers say Turkey’s inclusion in the Board of Peace reflects growing international confidence in Ankara’s diplomatic initiatives and its strategic role in mediation and crisis management. Turkey is expected to play an active part in shaping discussions on global peace, security, and geopolitical stability during the Davos consultations.