Message from Erdoğan to WFE: Call for International Solidarity

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sent a video message to the 64th World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) General Assembly and Annual Meeting, making a notable call. In his speech, Erdoğan emphasized that Turkey can share its deep-rooted experiences in the financial system, and that these experiences are critical not only for his country's goals but also for strengthening global financial stability.

Erdoğan pointed out that the fluctuations in global markets and financial crises in recent years have posed a threat to the economic growth of many countries, including Turkey, and underscored the importance of international solidarity. In this context, he stated that effective measures against money laundering and market manipulation are essential not just for one country but for the health of the entire world economy.

In his speech, Erdoğan also reiterated Turkey's commitments to transparency and sustainability in its financial system. He expressed Turkey's readiness to take the necessary steps to strengthen financial stability and contribute to global-scale international collaborations.

Furthermore, Erdoğan emphasized the critical role of the WFE in addressing such issues. He noted that Turkey could support steps towards a stronger financial system by sharing its existing experiences and knowledge with other countries.

In this context, the President mentioned that international stock exchanges and financial institutions need to cooperate more. Erdoğan stated that developing common policies to prevent negative issues like money laundering and manipulation is an urgent necessity, highlighting the responsibilities of the international community in combating such threats.

In conclusion, Erdoğan's message aims to remind the international finance community of the importance of acting collectively for global stability and security, not just individual country interests. Cooperation and solidarity among countries have the potential to minimize the effects of fluctuations in financial markets.