Security in South Caucasus, in particular Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution, Armenia-Turkey Protocols signed Oct. 10 and Turkey’s policy to ensure stability, cooperation and peace in the region were the National Security Council (MGK) meeting core issues, held Oct. 20 and chaired by Turkish President Abdullah Gul, Turkish Haber 7 website reports.

Following an 8-hour meeting, the National Security Council approved the decision to keep on fighting against terrorism, proceeding from Northern Iraq.

The meeting also considered Armenia-Turkey Protocols in terms of bilateral relations establishment and prospects of impact on the current regional conflicts, particularly Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement, the source informs. Meanwhile, Turkey’s efforts in the conflict resolution were again outlined. Under the Council decision, Turkey will continue intensive assistance to the stability and cooperation, as well as creation of confidence in the region.