The Organization of Turkic States (OTS) Secretary-General Kubanychbek Omuraliev was duly obtained by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Budapest on Friday.
Congratulating Omuraliev for his appointment to the put up, Orban confused that Hungary, which has an observer standing within the group, has all the time nurtured deep ties with the Turkic world.
Orban reiterated Hungary’s dedication to reaching the objectives of the OTS towards “fostering multidimensional cooperation and increasing people-to-people contacts and cultural exchange among its member and observer states by promoting their rich heritage and shared values.”
Omuraliev, for his half, mentioned Hungary has made invaluable contributions to the group and expressed fixed assist to facilitate and additional develop financial, commerce and funding ties.
He additionally reaffirmed Hungary’s readiness to actively take part in actions aimed toward implementing choices taken on the group’s ninth summit in Samarkand final November.
Omuraliev and Orban exchanged views and shared their visions on furthering sensible cooperation in precedence areas corresponding to transport, vitality, agriculture and water administration.
They confused the position of the OTS Drought Prevention Institute to be established in Budapest to cut back the destructive results of drought and its financial influence on the Turkic nations, leveraging Hungary’s experience and expertise in water administration and drought prevention.
Underlining the relevance of cultural, instructional, youth and sports activities actions inside the OTS, the events expressed their readiness to actively contain Hungarian universities within the Turkic University Union and agreed to assist scheduled occasions, together with the World Nomad Games.
They additionally mentioned the very important position of the group’s illustration workplace in Budapest in selling cooperation between OTS members and Hungary, in addition to European establishments.
The OTS, previously referred to as the Turkic Council, is a global group comprising distinguished impartial Turkic nations that work collectively to raise relations and the union amongst themselves.
Its members are Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Türkiye and Uzbekistan. European Union nation Hungary, Turkmenistan and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) have observer standing.
