Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya met with his German counterpart Nancy Faeser in Berlin to discuss various bilateral issues, including the new citizenship law and the visa process for Turkish citizens. After the meeting, Minister Yerlikaya expressed his gratitude to Faeser for her hospitality via his social media account.
Joint Press Statement
In the joint press statement following the meeting, it was highlighted that the delegations exchanged views on strengthening cooperation between the two countries. The discussion covered various collaboration opportunities within the responsibilities of both ministries.
Cooperation in Counterterrorism and Organized Crime
The statement emphasized that the two countries explored possibilities for enhancing cooperation in counterterrorism efforts and combating organized crime. The aim is to strengthen security collaboration and tackle these issues more effectively.
Combatting Human Smuggling and Citizenship Law
The delegations also exchanged ideas on combating human smuggling. They evaluated the new Citizenship Law that has recently come into effect in Germany, discussing the opportunities it presents and the application processes involved.
Visa Process and Further Cooperation
There was a focus on improving the visa process for Turkish citizens seeking to visit Germany. Both ministers discussed enhancing cooperation and communication at the working level between their ministries to streamline the visa process and address any issues effectively.
The meeting signifies a continued commitment to bilateral cooperation and the pursuit of mutual interests in areas such as security, legal frameworks, and migration. Both countries aim to build on this dialogue to foster stronger ties and improve processes that impact their citizens.
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