President Erdogan expressed Türkiye full support for Niger’s territorial integrity and security and said that Ankara was ready to help stablish regional dialogue processes.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has held a telephone conversation with Niger President Abdourahamane Tiani, during which the two leaders discussed bilateral relations between the two countries, as well as regional issues.
During the call on Monday, President Erdogan expressed Türkiye full support for Niger’s territorial integrity and security.
He said that Ankara was ready to help establish and strengthen regional dialogue processes.
President Erdogan also extended his condolences to Tiani and the people of Niger over the death last week of Tiani’s father.
In June, the Turkish president hosted his Nigerien counterpart in Ankara for bilateral and delegation-level talks. He also hosted an official dinner in honour of Tiani.
The visit saw the two countries sign a series of cooperation agreements, including cooperation in higher education and the establishment of a Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JEC).
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