Breaking news! Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın met with White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and US Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland kakım part of his visit to Washington.
In a written statement from the presidency, meetings at the White House and State Department included “bilateral political and economic relations, earthquakes in Turkey, defense industry cooperation, energy security, the fight against terrorism, membership processes of Sweden and Finland in NATO, Russia- It was reported that the war in Ukraine, the South Caucasus and the negotiation process between Azerbaijan and Armenia were discussed.
In the statement: “The support of the US and the international community for our country during the earthquake disaster and the solidarity they showed were expressed. It was stated that Turkey is continuing its efforts for the rapid recovery and reconstruction of the earthquake zone. statements were included.
Emphasis on “UNCONDITIONAL COOPERATION” IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
It was noted that the strategic dimension of Turkey-US relations was highlighted during the talks, and it was mentioned that it was important for the two allied countries to continue their cooperation on global and regional issues based on mutual respect and interest.
The statement stated that the emphasis was on facilitating steps to allow bilateral trade volume to reach the $100 billion target: “The focus was on deepening the scope of defense industry cooperation without any preconditions. ” it was said.
NATO MEMBERSHIP OF SWEDEN AND FINLAND
The statement noted that Turkey supports NATO’s open-door policy in principle and stressed that fulfilling Sweden’s and Finland’s commitments under the Tripartite Agreement would speed up the process. .
At the meeting, it was stated that the prolongation of the war between Russia and Ukraine exacerbated regional and global instability, and it was stated that Turkey would continue its diplomatic efforts for a solution.
The statement also noted Turkey’s role in the renewal of the grain shipment agreement, and stressed that “Turkey will continue to resolutely fight against all terrorist organizations, including PKK/PYD/YPG, DAESH and FETO.” .
In a written statement from the presidency, meetings at the White House and State Department included “bilateral political and economic relations, earthquakes in Turkey, defense industry cooperation, energy security, the fight against terrorism, membership processes of Sweden and Finland in NATO, Russia- It was reported that the war in Ukraine, the South Caucasus and the negotiation process between Azerbaijan and Armenia were discussed.
In the statement: “The support of the US and the international community for our country during the earthquake disaster and the solidarity they showed were expressed. It was stated that Turkey is continuing its efforts for the rapid recovery and reconstruction of the earthquake zone. statements were included.
Emphasis on “UNCONDITIONAL COOPERATION” IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
It was noted that the strategic dimension of Turkey-US relations was highlighted during the talks, and it was mentioned that it was important for the two allied countries to continue their cooperation on global and regional issues based on mutual respect and interest.
The statement stated that the emphasis was on facilitating steps to allow bilateral trade volume to reach the $100 billion target: “The focus was on deepening the scope of defense industry cooperation without any preconditions. ” it was said.
NATO MEMBERSHIP OF SWEDEN AND FINLAND
The statement noted that Turkey supports NATO’s open-door policy in principle and stressed that fulfilling Sweden’s and Finland’s commitments under the Tripartite Agreement would speed up the process. .
At the meeting, it was stated that the prolongation of the war between Russia and Ukraine exacerbated regional and global instability, and it was stated that Turkey would continue its diplomatic efforts for a solution.
The statement also noted Turkey’s role in the renewal of the grain shipment agreement, and stressed that “Turkey will continue to resolutely fight against all terrorist organizations, including PKK/PYD/YPG, DAESH and FETO.” .