Erdogan approves Türkiye-Ukraine customs council deal
Region
- 19 May, 2026
- 09:31
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has approved a memorandum on the establishment of a Joint Customs Council with Ukraine.
Report informs that the relevant presidential decree was published in the official gazette Resmi Gazete.
Under the document, Türkiye's Ministry of Trade and Ukraine's State Customs Service will establish a Joint Customs Council. The decree also defines the framework for the council's activities.
The memorandum was signed on February 3, 2022, during Erdogan's visit to Kyiv.
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