ISTANBUL: Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will travel to the United States in the upcoming week to meet counterpart Donald Trump.
In a telephone conversation held earlier, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Donald Trump reconfirmed that they would meet in Washington on 13th November, upon the invitation by the US President Trump.
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Erdogan earlier threatened to cancel his visit due to disagreements over the Syrian conflict and the US House of Representatives recognizing the mass killing of Armenians a century ago as genocide.
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In this regard, Trump posted a tweet by saying, “Very good call with Erdogan and would look forward to hosting him.”
During the telephonic conversation, both leaders discussed the Syrian-Turkish border, the elimination of terrorism and the ending of hostilities with the Kurds and many other topics.
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