IHRDC-CIPDH Meeting in Istanbul: Human Rights Advocacy and Global Cooperation

The meeting organized by the IHRDC-CIPDH (International Human Rights Defense Committee) in Istanbul brought together representatives from Kazakhstan, France, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and their affiliated branches. Hosted by the DAİK General Headquarters and Istanbul Branch, this meeting was seen as a significant step in strengthening cooperation among the countries of the human rights defense committee.

Among the participants were notable figures such as Vice President Mr. Anver Niyazov from Azerbaijan, Vice President Mr. Matias Meroving of IHRDC-CIPDH, President Mr. Diplomat Colonel Recep Sarıkaya from Turkey, Vice President Yeskendiyov Temirgali from Kazakhstan's CIPDH, and Secretary Deria Znamenskala.

The main agenda items of the meeting included increasing trade volume and establishing closer relations with the participating countries. Additionally, topics such as inviting European, Asian, and African countries to the next meeting for further collaboration, and promoting Turkish culture globally were discussed.

Global Cooperation in Human Rights Advocacy: Remarks by Diplomat Colonel Recep Sarıkaya and the Importance of the Meeting

Mr. Diplomat Colonel Recep Sarıkaya, President of IHRDC-CIPDH Turkey, stated in his remarks about the meeting that the gathering was aimed at strengthening global human rights advocacy and increasing international cooperation. Sarıkaya emphasized that this meeting was a crucial step in creating a powerful voice for human rights on the international stage.

Objectives and Participants of the IHRDC-CIPDH Meeting in Istanbul

Remarks by Diplomat Colonel Recep Sarıkaya on Global Human Rights Advocacy

Outcomes of the Meeting on the Global Protection and Advocacy of Human Rights

Strategies for Strengthening Global Cooperation and Trade Relations

Social, Economic, and Cultural Impact of the Meeting and Future Steps

The meeting reinforced the commitment to the protection and defense of human rights. It was emphasized that such events are crucial in strengthening social, economic, and cultural cooperation worldwide, as well as enhancing trade relations.