Finland and Sweden reiterated on Friday that they will cooperate with Türkiye in the fight against terrorism during the first trilateral meeting between the parties since a deal was signed on the sidelines of the NATO Madrid summit.
According to a statement from Presidential Spokesperson Ibrahim Kalın’s office, Finland and Sweden reiterated their commitment to show full solidarity and cooperation with Türkiye in the fight against all forms and manifestations of terrorism, pledging to fully support Türkiye against all threats to its national security, especially the PKK terrorist organization, its Syrian PYD/YPG offshoots and the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ).
The three sides came together in Helsinki where Türkiye was represented by Presidential Spokesperson Kalın and Deputy Foreign Minister Sedat Önal, accompanied by representatives from Türkiye’s intelligence agency and the Defense and Interior Ministries.
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