The "Turkish Museum Card" application will establish a common cultural bridge between the Turkic states.

Zorlu made a statement to an Anadolu Agency (AA) correspondent following the "Turkic World Relevant Institutions and Organizations Consultation Meeting" held at a hotel hosted by the AK Party's Directorate of Relations with Turkic States.

Zorlu emphasized that recent global developments have made relations among Turkic states crucial, saying, "We believe that as we establish cooperation in every field, we will contribute to peace, tranquility, and prosperity not only among ourselves but also in our region and the geography where we are located."

Zorlu stated that the vision set forth by the Organization of Turkic States, under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has been carried forward into the future with the vision of the Turkish Century. He said, "We brought together the esteemed presidents and representatives of our public institutions and organizations affiliated with the Turkic world through our hosting. We are pleased to see that the number of our organizations affiliated with the Turkic world has now reached more than 50 within the total public system."

Zorlu stated that this situation demonstrates the intensity of bilateral and multilateral cooperation activities, and that new areas of cooperation were discussed at the Consultation Meeting of Relevant Institutions and Organizations of the Turkic World, and that representatives of relevant institutions and organizations of the Turkic World proposed projects that would open new horizons.

Zorlu stated that at this meeting, they focused on the implementation of the "Turkish Museum Card" application, which will be used jointly among the Turkic states, and added:

"Our citizens in each of the Turkic states will be able to visit all our museums free of charge with this museum card. This will enable us to understand our cultures and history. We have discussed many related projects. Hopefully, we will have the opportunity to share them with the public in the coming days."