Talks between Ankara and Moscow on developments in Syria will “bring relief to the region,” the president of Türkiye said on Friday.
“I believe that our handling of the developments in Syria on this occasion will also bring relief to the region,” Recep Tayyip Erdogan said ahead of a bilateral meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in the Russian coastal city of Sochi.
He underlined that the meeting would be “very important” for putting forward the role played by Türkiye and Russia in the region.
Erdogan also said Türkiye values cooperation with Russia in the fight against terrorism, adding that the eyes of the world are on Sochi.
According to the Turkish Presidency, Erdogan and Putin will discuss regional and international issues, as well as relations between Türkiye and Russia.
The leaders will hold a one-on-one meeting and then chair talks between delegations.
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