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Turkic States to Establish TÜRKPOL for Joint Security Mechanism

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Turkic states are set to establish a joint security mechanism, TÜRKPOL, to combat cross-border crime and terrorism. Proposed by Turkey's Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi, TÜRKPOL aims to create a common mechanism for detecting wanted persons, similar to EUROPOL and ASEANAPOL. The initiative was discussed and supported at the 3rd meeting of the Council of Interior Ministers of the Turkic States Organization (TDT) in Kazakhstan. The proposal includes establishing special passport lanes at airports and exploring identity travel expansion between Turkic states.

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  1. Yeni Safak avatar

    Yeni Safak

    RSS / @yenisafak.com.tr/rss

    Türk dünyasında TÜRKPOL için ilk adım İlk olarak Yeni Şafak’ın duyurdu...

  2. Akşam Gazetesi avatar

    Akşam Gazetesi

    X / Twitter / @Aksam

    Firarilere “Türk” çemberi! Bakan Çiftçi: "TÜRKPOL ortak yapı olarak ku...

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    mynet haber

    RSS / @mynet.com/rss/publisher-haber.rss

    Türk devletleri arasında yeni dönem: TÜRKPOL geliyor, kimlikle seyahat...

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    Son Dakika Haberleri Haber

    Telegram / @sondakikahaberlerix

    Türk devletleri arasında, suçla mücadeleyi güçlendirmek üzere TÜRKPOL...

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