Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump today, during which the two leaders discussed bilateral relations, as well as regional and global developments, reports Anadolu.

Turkey’s Communications Directorate announced that Erdogan said the decision to extend the ceasefire with Iran was a “positive development” and expressed the belief that “a reasonable solution to the disputed issues is possible”.

He also said that Turkey will continue to support constructive initiatives to resolve conflicts.

Erdogan also stressed that establishing lasting stability in Syria would represent “an important achievement for the entire region” and said that Turkey’s support for Syria will continue without interruption. He also underlined the need to prevent further deterioration of the situation in Lebanon.

The Turkish president said that preparations for the NATO Summit in Ankara are continuing and stressed that maximum efforts are being made to ensure its success in every aspect.

Erdogan also expressed condolences to Trump for the recent attack on a mosque in the state of California and said that Turkey opposes hate crimes targeting any group. religious.

Source: prizrenpost