President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Ankara and Seoul share the same stance on regional and global issues, including the Gaza crisis and Ukraine, stressing that both countries support upholding the cease-fire, preventing further civilian deaths and advancing a two-state solution.
“Regarding the situation in Gaza, Türkiye and South Korea both support maintaining the cease-fire, preventing the killing of innocent people, and advancing a two-state solution,” he told reporters at a joint news conference in the capital Ankara, after signing various agreements with President Lee Jae Myung.
The president added that Türkiye sees strong potential for joint work with South Korea in a wide geography, including Syria, Gaza, the reconstruction of Ukraine, as well as Iraq, Africa and Central Asia. He noted that the two countries agreed to maintain their cooperation in international and regional platforms, including the United Nations, the G-20 and the MIKTA platform.
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