Ahead of hosting a NATO summit next month, Turkey is actively working to reinstate peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. Turkish President Erdoğan reportedly informed German CDU leader Friedrich Merz of these efforts. This initiative aims to leverage Turkey’s position as a mediator and potentially achieve a diplomatic breakthrough before the summit. The move signals Ankara’s desire to present a proactive stance on regional security during the NATO meeting. Details regarding the specific nature of Turkey’s engagement with both parties remain limited. However, the announcement underscores Turkey’s continued commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict. The summit is scheduled to take place in Ankara, highlighting the country’s importance within the alliance.