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ISLAMABAD: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that relations between Turkiye and Netherlands have improved in the recent past and both countries came closer with an optimistic momentum in bilateral ties. Turkish president said this while having a phone call to the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Friday.
As reported by Turkiye’s Communications Directorate, both the leaders discussed bilateral relations and regional issues along with strengthening mutual relations between Ankara and Amsterdam.
Turkish president ON EU
The Turkish president also told the Dutch Prime Minster current level of Turkiye-EU ties does not benefit either side, and the track to a win-win understanding unlocks if the EU’s interests are not ceded to “narrow-minded and abortive” targets of a couple of member states of the EU.
Erdogan added that his country continues its mediation between Russia and Ukraine at the maximum level during the ongoing war for 10 months.
