Trilateral Balkan Summit in Istanbul
The Presidents of Turkey, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, accompanied by their respective foreign ministers, convened in Istanbul on April 24, 2010 for the Balkan Summit. The Istanbul Declaration adopted at the summit says that efforts will be made for lasting peace and stability to be secured in the region, and Bosnia and Herzegovina's territorial integrity will be respected. The tri-partite Balkan Summit in Istanbul was qualified by the Turkish media as historic.
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Evaluation Note / Erhan Türbedar
Trilateral Balkan Summit in Istanbul The Presidents of Turkey, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, accompanied by their respective foreign ministers, convened in Istanbul on April 24, 2010 for the Balkan Summit.
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