Former Turkish PM Davutoglu arrives at MEPS Forum in Duhok
Davutoglu's participation in MEPS 2024 is particularly significant given his extensive experience in regional politics and his role in shaping Turkey's foreign policy during his tenure as Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
Nov. 22, 2024
ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) - Ahmet Davutoglu, leader of the Future Party and former Prime Minister of Turkey, arrived at the American University of Kurdistan-Duhok on Friday, where he was welcomed by Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani for the fifth Middle East Peace and Security Forum (MEPS 2024).
The two-day forum, running through Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024, under Kurdistan24's media sponsorship, has drawn 124 academics and experts from 40 different countries, with 73% participating for the first time. The event features multiple panels and workshops addressing current global and Middle Eastern affairs.
Davutoglu's participation in MEPS 2024 is particularly significant given his extensive experience in regional politics and his role in shaping Turkey's foreign policy during his tenure as Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
His presence at the conference, alongside other regional leaders, demonstrates the event's importance as a platform for cross-border dialogue and regional cooperation.
PM Barzani's warm reception reflects the ongoing efforts to maintain a constructive dialogue between the Kurdistan Region and neighboring countries during a period of regional challenges.