Erdoğan meets Vietnam’s Prime Minister at BRICS Summit

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, currently attending the BRICS Summit in Kazan, held a meeting with Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Wednesday to discuss strengthening Türkiye-Vietnam relations, along with key regional and global issues.

Ekleme: 24.10.2024 11:20:36 / Güncelleme: 24.10.2024 11:20:36 / English News
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During the meeting, President Erdoğan emphasized the importance of enhancing bilateral relations, particularly in trade, between Türkiye and Vietnam. He expressed Türkiye's commitment to increasing the trade volume between the two nations, signaling continued efforts to foster economic cooperation.

The discussions also touched on international concerns, with President Erdoğan condemning Israel's ongoing attacks, which he described as violations of international law and human rights. He warned that Israel’s actions pose a threat to global peace and stability and called for a united humanitarian alliance among nations to address Israel's expansive aggression and lawlessness.

The meeting underscored Türkiye's focus on both bilateral partnerships and broader geopolitical issues, as President Erdoğan highlighted the need for global cooperation in the face of growing challenges. (ILKHA)