President Erdoğan continues his critical contacts with Sweden and Finland within the scope of cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Expressing that Sweden’s new prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, requested an appointment in his speech yesterday, Erdogan said, “I said, ‘Make an appointment, let him come’.” The expected letter from Kristersson has arrived. The young prime minister gave important messages to Erdogan by saying “I am ready to come”. Here are all the details from that letter…
“I’M READY TO COME AS SOON AS SUITABLE FOR YOU”
According to the news of Aftonbladet, one of Sweden’s biggest daily newspapers, the new Prime Minister of the country, Ulf Kristersson, sent a letter to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan through the Ankara Embassy of his country yesterday. In the letter, it was stated that Kristersson said, “I hope we can have a detailed discussion about this (NATO membership) in a short time. I am ready to come to Ankara as soon as it suits you.”
“WE TAKE TURKEY’S PROBLEMS VERY SERIOUSLY”
Stressing that he wants to deepen cooperation with Turkey at various levels, especially in the fight against terrorism, Kristersson said, “We take Turkey’s security problems very seriously, and we deal with terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, including the terrorist organization PKK and all other terrorist organizations and threats from their branches. “We want to cooperate in the fight,” he said.
“THE VISITS TO ANKARA CREATED STRONG PLATFORMS”
Kristersson also said, “My government will intensify its counter-terrorism cooperation with Turkey to prevent the activities of these terrorist groups. The recent visits of the Swedish Security Police and the Ministry of Justice to Ankara have succeeded in creating strong platforms for cooperation in this area.” given.
Referring to the cooperation between the two countries in different fields, Kristersson said, “We must cooperate more in culture, trade and other political areas. The ministers in my new government are willing to take the initiative to advance this broad agenda.”
ERDOĞAN ACCEPTED THE REQUEST FOR AN APPOINTMENT
President Erdogan said yesterday, “The new prime minister of Sweden requested an appointment. I said to our friends, ‘Make an appointment, let him come.’ We will discuss these issues with him in our country,” he said.
(UAV)