Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said. Fidan told reporters on Friday that the Istanbul meeting would "evaluate our progress and discuss what we can achieve together in the next stage". A ministry spokesman said ministers from Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had all been invited. The foreign ministers of all these countries met US President Donald Trump on September 23 on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. "A glimmer of hope emerged, offering a glimmer of hope for everyone," Fidan said during a joint news conference with his Estonian counterpart Margus Tsahkna. There were a number of issues that needed to be addressed at the meeting, he said. "What are the obstacles to its implementation? What are the challenges to be faced? What are the next steps? What will we be discussing with our Western friends? And what support is there for the ongoing talks with the United States?" Fidan accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of "looking for a pretext to violate the ceasefire (in Gaza) and relaunch the genocide under the eyes of the whole world". Turkey sent an 81-strong disaster response team to Gaza a week ago to help with search and rescue operations. (Bssnews)