BAKU, Azerbaijan, January 28. Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a telephone conversation with his
American counterpart Donald Trump, the Turkish Presidential
Administration’s Public Relations Department reported, Trend writes.
The leaders discussed regional and global issues, including the
latest developments in Syria, the Gaza Peace Council process, and
matters related to the defense industry.
According to the statement, Erdoğan highlighted his readiness to
take further steps to strengthen cooperation between Turkey and the
United States, stressing that raising the level of relations in all
areas serves the common interests of both countries.
The Turkish president also underlined the importance of fully
implementing the ceasefire and integration agreement in Syria,
noting that the process is being monitored jointly with US and
Syrian officials.
Erdoğan expressed confidence that the Gaza Peace Council will
help resolve the humanitarian crisis and that the reconstruction of
the Gaza Strip will contribute to lasting peace in the region.
