What is the D-8 Summit? Which countries are involved?
The D-8 Summit has become a topic of interest among citizens following the agenda on social media. President Erdoğan's visit to Egypt to attend the D-8 Summit has sparked curiosity about the details of this summit and its member countries. So, what is the D-8 Summit and which countries are part of this organization?
The D-8 Summit is a meeting that brings together the leaders of the economic cooperation organization known as the Developing Eight. The D-8 was established in Istanbul on June 15, 1997, with the aim of strengthening cooperation and supporting economic growth among developing countries.
WHICH COUNTRIES ARE D-8 MEMBERS?
Turkey
Bangladesh
Egypt
Indonesia
Iran
Malaysia
Nigeria
Pakistan
PURPOSE OF THE D-8 SUMMIT
To expand trade volume.
To strengthen partnership and solidarity among member countries.
To generate new projects in areas such as industry, agriculture, energy, environment, education, and health.
To demonstrate a more effective and stronger collective stance on international platforms.
News Source: 12punto
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