Joint Statement by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Russian Federation and the Republic of Turkey on Syria, 18 December 2018, Geneva Joint Statement by Iran, Russia and Turkey on the International Meeting on Syria in Astana 28-29 November 2018 Joint Statement following the High Level Political Dialogue between Turkey and the EU, 22 November 2018, Ankara MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Statement on the Third Inter-Korean Summit, 8 November 2018 Joint Communique between the Republic of Turkey and the State of Palestine, 25 October 2018 MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Joint Statement on the Recent Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia, 3 October 2018 MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Statement on MIKTA’s Fifth Anniversary, 27 September 2018 Joint Statement by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the President of the Russian Federation and the President of the Republic of Turkey, Tehran, 7 September 2018 Turkey-Netherlands Joint Statement Joint Declaration on the 90th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Between The Republic Of Turkey And The United Mexican States MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Joint Statement on the Election of the Non-Permanent UN Security Council Members for the 2019-2020 period, 13 June 2018 Final Communique of the Seventh Extraordinary Islamic Summit Conference in Response to the Grave Developments in the State of Palestine MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Joint Statement on the Terrorist Attacks in Surabaya, 14 May 2018 Statement of the OIC-45th Council of Foreign Ministers Issued at the initiative of Chairs of the Islamic Summit, Turkey, and the Council of Foreign Ministers, Bangladesh On the Deplorable Action of the U.S. To Open its Embassy in Jerusalem MIKTA Foreign Ministers' Joint Statement on the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit, 30 April 2018, Panmunjom Joint Statement by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Russian Federation and the Republic of Turkey on Syria, 28 April 2018, Moscow Joint Statement by the Presidents of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Russian Federation and the Republic of Turkey, 4 April 2018, Ankara MIKTA Foreign Ministers’ Joint Statement on the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games and Recent Developments on the Korean Peninsula, 18 March 2018 Joint Statement by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Russian Federation and the Republic of Turkey on Syria, 16 March 2018, Astana Joint Statement on Turkey – US Strategic Partnership, 16 February 2018 The Second Ministerial Review Conference of African Union – Turkey Partnership, 12 February 2018, İstanbul African Union - Turkey Partnership Joint Implementation Report, 2015-2017, 12 February 2018 Final Statement of the Congress of the Syrian national dialogue, 30 January 2018 Address of Participants of the Syrian National Dialogue Congress, 30 January 2018
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Turkey-Netherlands Joint Statement

On 11 July, the ministers of Foreign Affairs of Turkey and the Netherlands met in the margins of the NATO Summit in Brussels. The ministers discussed the regretful events that took place in March 2017, which resulted in a deterioration of the relations between the Netherlands and Turkey. The two ministers underlined that Turkey and the Netherlands have been two friendly countries and NATO allies that have many common interests. They have had intensive relations for over four centuries, have been NATO allies for over six decades and enjoy substantial trade and investment ties. The two ministers stated their respective countries’ readiness for normalization of affairs between Turkey and the Netherlands. They underlined the importance of strategic cooperation between both countries on a range of issues, such as migration, combatting terrorism and fostering economic cooperation. Following this positive meeting at the NATO Summit, both ministers took the initiative to contact one another again. The Netherlands’ Minister of Foreign Affairs wrote a letter to the Turkish minister of Foreign Affairs, whereas the Turkish minister of Foreign Affairs called the Netherlands’ Minister of Foreign Affairs. During this telephone conversation, the ministers agreed to normalize the diplomatic relations between the Netherlands and Turkey. To that extend the ministers agreed to reinstate ambassadors in Ankara and The Hague shortly. The ministers also agreed that the Dutch minister of Foreign Affairs will pay an official visit to Turkey in the second half of 2018.