President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has invited U.S. President Donald Trump to visit Türkiye for both a bilateral meeting and next year's NATO summit scheduled to take place in Ankara, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced during a press conference at the Turkish House in New York, APA reports.
The invitation comes as Türkiye positions itself as a key diplomatic player amid ongoing global crises, with Fidan emphasizing that his country's primary focus remains securing a ceasefire in Gaza.
"Our President invited Trump both for a bilateral visit and within the framework of the NATO Summit that will be held in Ankara next year," Fidan said during the briefing, describing recent talks between Erdogan and Trump as "friendly, positive and constructive."
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