Erdogan's Call to Trump: Strengthening Ties Amid Regional Challenges
In a move to bolster ties, President Erdogan invited U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to Turkey following a positive phone call. Erdogan emphasized that this cooperation could be crucial in addressing regional crises, as reported upon his return from Budapest.
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In a strategic diplomatic maneuver, President Tayyip Erdogan has invited U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to visit Turkey. The invitation followed a phone call that Erdogan described as very positive, according to Turkish broadcaster TRT and other media sources.
The offer represents a potential for strengthened cooperation between Ankara and Washington. This partnership could play a significant role in resolving ongoing regional crises, Erdogan suggested while speaking to reporters during his flight back from Budapest.
As both leaders prepare to navigate a complex international landscape, Erdogan's invitation could lay the groundwork for a new chapter in U.S.-Turkey relations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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