Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will attend the Arab League meeting in Cairo on September 9, marking Turkey's first participation in 13 years amid efforts to normalize relations with Arab nations following tensions post-Arab Spring. The primary agenda will focus on the ongoing Gaza conflict, reflecting Turkey's condemnation of Israel's actions in the region. Fidan's attendance symbolizes a thaw in relations with key Arab states, including Egypt, which recently hosted President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a bilateral visit. This shift follows a long history of strained ties due to Turkey's support for Islamist movements, which many Arab states viewed as a threat. The participation required consensus from all Arab League members, including Syria, indicating a potential easing of regional tensions. Fidan's ongoing diplomatic efforts aim to enhance cooperation and address mutual regional challenges.