In a closed meeting with the leaders of BRICS member countries, the President strongly emphasized the importance of law and human values. He stated that we must create a world where power does not replace law, sanctions do not replace cooperation, war does not replace dialogue, and monopoly does not replace participation, sending a clear message to politicians and global leaders.
The Necessity of International Cooperation
The President highlighted the necessity of international cooperation and constructive dialogues, referring to global challenges. He said: "Today's world faces various crises, and the only solution to these crises is positive cooperation and interaction among countries. War and monopoly can never lead to sustainable development and public welfare."
These remarks were made at a time when different countries are embroiled in political and economic struggles, and sanctions have become one of the common tools in diplomacy. The President reminded that "power should not become a factor for violating human rights," calling for respect for the fundamental rights of individuals.
Current and Future Challenges
He also referred to new challenges arising from climate change and economic inequalities, stating: "We must prioritize these issues and find effective solutions for them. Additionally, we must avoid any unilateral actions that weaken international institutions."
Finally, the President emphasized that only through cooperation and dialogue can global peace and stability be achieved, inviting all countries to join this approach. These statements can be seen as a call for a reevaluation of current policies and efforts to create a better future.
