The declaration adopted by the leaders after the conclusion of the 12th Summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), hosted by Azerbaijan, not only affirmed the organization's determination to strengthen solidarity, cooperation, and coordination in various fields among its member states but also revealed the organization's position on regional issues such as Palestine, Cyprus, and Syria. This summit served as a platform where important steps towards the unity and development of the Turkic world were discussed, and future cooperation prospects were evaluated.
Redaksiya reports that the declaration adopted at the summit emphasized the goal of further expanding relations between Turkic states in political, economic, cultural, and humanitarian fields, protecting and promoting common values, and contributing to the assurance of regional and global peace. The declaration noted the importance of developing relations based on the principles of mutual respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and internal affairs of member states. The organization's approach to the Palestinian issue was reflected in its support for the two-state solution principle and its expression of concern regarding the events in Gaza.
At the summit, a position was also presented regarding regional issues such as Cyprus and Syria. On the Cyprus issue, support was expressed for the protection of the rights of all peoples of the island and for finding a just solution. Regarding Syria, a call was made to increase efforts for a political settlement of the situation in the country, the delivery of humanitarian aid, and the safe return of refugees to their homes. At the conclusion of the summit, the future action plans and priorities of the Organization of Turkic States were determined, and concrete steps were decided upon to further deepen cooperation among member states. This summit is regarded as an important step towards strengthening the unity of the Turkic world and contributing to regional peace.