Turkish President Erdogan meets Iraqi counterpart to address key issues
In a significant diplomatic meeting, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid in Baghdad.
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The leaders discussed a range of issues, including bilateral relations between Türkiye and Iraq, Israel's attacks on Gaza, regional and global issues, and the fight against terror.
Erdoğan expressed Türkiye's expectations from Iraq regarding the fight against the PKK, emphasizing that Iraq needs to be cleared of all forms of terror. He also noted the importance of restoring relations between Baghdad and the Northern Iraq Regional Government for Iraq's stability and ensuring that the Turkmens reach the status they deserve.
Erdoğan further stated that the steps taken by Türkiye and Iraq in cooperation in the coming period will contribute to regional development and welfare. He pointed out that efforts to stop Israeli oppression in Gaza continue, expressing that Muslim countries should act in unity during this process.
The meeting signifies a crucial step towards strengthening the ties between Türkiye and Iraq and addressing the pressing issues in the region. (ILKHA)
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