Erdogan to Visit Syria Soon, Foreign Minister Criticizes Israel
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Syria in the near future. Fidan stated the visit aims to strengthen relations and cooperation between Ankara and Damascus, emphasizing Turkey's efforts to foster a positive trajectory in Syria and enhance collaboration.
During his remarks, Fidan accused Israel of "continuously harming Syria's stability," asserting that this policy serves the interests of "terrorist forces" in the region. He described Israeli policy as the "biggest obstacle to positive developments in Damascus," reflecting growing tensions between Ankara and Tel Aviv over security and political events in Syria.
These statements come amid Turkish endeavors to deepen ties with the Syrian administration and bolster coordination on security and political matters. The potential visit by Erdogan, if realized, would mark a significant milestone in bilateral relations, particularly given the ongoing transformations within Syria and regional competition for influence.
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