LONDON: In a diplomatic move that underscores the commitment of the United States to foster security and stability in key regions, a high-ranking US official is scheduled to embark on an important diplomatic mission next week.
Mallory Stewart, Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance, is set to visit both Israel and Turkiye during the week of September 4-9, according to a statement released by the US State Department.
The visit to Jerusalem will primarily focus on fostering discussions related to strategic stability, multilateral arms control, responsible uses of artificial intelligence (AI), and space security. These topics are of paramount importance in today’s rapidly evolving global security landscape. Stewart is expected to engage in constructive dialogue with officials from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs to deepen cooperation and understanding on these critical matters.
Simultaneously, during her visit to the Turkish capital, Ankara, Assistant Secretary Stewart will continue her mission by holding discussions with officials from the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of National Defense. The agenda for these talks will encompass topics such as strategic stability, risk reduction, and arms control and security issues. It is anticipated that these dialogues will further strengthen the bilateral relations between the United States and Turkey while promoting regional security.
The visit of Assistant Secretary Stewart underscores the importance of diplomatic engagement and cooperation in addressing contemporary security challenges. These discussions are hoped to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of security policies, not only for the United States but also for its allies in the region.
