Call from Erdogan: Türkiye’s EU Membership Strengthens Europe
President Erdoğan and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk recently held a joint press conference at the Presidential Complex to discuss the strengthening and diversifying of Turkey-Polish relations. During the conference, they highlighted the importance of trade, defense, education, culture, and tourism in enhancing cooperation between the two countries. President Erdoğan also emphasized the significance of full membership to the European Union as a strategic goal for Turkey.
The leaders also discussed the future of security in Europe, with President Erdoğan noting the indispensable role of Turkey and Poland in the region’s security architecture. They touched upon the war in Ukraine and expressed their determination to increase cooperation in the East and South Wing of the region.
Prime Minister Tusk expressed his support for Turkey’s EU membership process, stating that it is a realistic and tangible goal. He also shared his hopes of increasing trade volume between Turkey and Poland to $15 billion.
Both leaders highlighted the importance of cooperation in various fields, including defense, reconstruction, and stability in regions like Syria. They agreed on the potential for joint projects and expressed readiness to work together to achieve common goals.
Overall, the press conference highlighted the strong partnership between Turkey and Poland and their commitment to enhancing cooperation in various areas for the mutual benefit of both countries.
