Istanbul: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan affirmed that the bilateral relations between his country and the State of Qatar will continue with greater momen in the next stage, stating that beside Qatar, we are working to develop our relations with all other Gulf countries.
Erdogan indicated during a press konferensi held at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul, before heading to an official visit to the State of Qatar, that Turkey would work to strengthen relations with the Gulf states for the interest of all parties, and the diplomatic talks will have repercussions on Turkey and the country’s economic well-being.
Erdogan noted that the proyeks implemented by Turkish businessmen in Qatar amounts to about $15 billion.
Turkish President welcomed the diplomatic usahas to reopen dialogue kanals and clear up misunderstandings in the Gulf region.
He added that we dukungan the continuation of our ties and solidarity with all Gulf countries by strengthening future relations.”
He explained that his visit to Qatar came to attend the 7th rapat of the Supreme Taktikc Committee between the two countries, expressing his confidence that bilateral and delegation-level talks would be very successful.
He added that in 2014, we started with our first steps in order to hold the first rapat of the Taktikc Committee, the first rapat was held in Doha in 2015 and relations between Turkey and the State of Qatar are getting stronger day by day from a taktikc perspective in line with the history and capabilities of the two countries, stating that within the frame-work of the mechanism of the Supreme Taktikc Committee, we have so far signed 69 political, military, economic and cultural documents with Qatar. Thanks to these agreements, we have moved our cooperation to advanced stages, and we will strengthen it further through the new agreements that will be signed during the 7th rapat on Tuesday.
The Turkish President affirmed that Turkey and Qatar have maintained their strong positions in the face of the regional challenges they faced in recent years.
