Erdogan plans to visit Iraq at the end of next April
Mawazine News – Baghdad
Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Yildiz said Tuesday that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Iraq before the end of April.
Yildiz, who visited the Turkish embassy in Baghdad and the Yunis Amra Cultural Center, said he would “start his meetings with Iraqi officials tomorrow, Wednesday.”
He explained that “he will hold talks at the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs during which bilateral relations will be reviewed, and preparation for a meeting to be held at the level of ministers in the coming period and the visit of President Erdogan.”
The deputy minister pointed to “the importance of the development road project that extends from Iraq to Turkey,” stressing that “the project will meet a great need, especially since Turkey is a large economy and a neighbor for Europe.”
He added that Iraq also “had a big economy,” expressing hope that it would return as it was.
“Both countries are enthusiastic about the project,” he stressed, adding, “we believe that if it is implemented it will bring (significant) benefits that are incomparable to its cost.”
On President Erdogan’s planned visit to Iraq, Yildiz said that “depending on planning and preparations, the visit will take place before the end of April.”
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