JAKARTA - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he was ready to meet all the needs of the delegation, during the Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul despite not having a mediator role, in the hope that the best results could be achieved.
In his remarks to the two delegations, President Erdogan expressed his respect for being able to host peace talks between the two countries at a critical time, as part of efforts to restore peace.
"Today, I will leave for Tashkent to make an official visit to Uzbekistan. However, I leave my foreign minister in Istanbul, to give you the necessary support if you need it", President Erdogan said while meeting the delegations of the two countries, citing the website of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkiye on March 29.
On this occasion, President Erdogan said he was sure that the two delegations would not hesitate to take the initiative to restore peace. And reach a solution that will address a legitimate problem that is recognized by the international community.
Although Turkey did not have a mediator role in the talks, President Erdogan said: "However, we will continue to provide facilitation means as long as you request or need them."
President Erdogan further revealed that he was aware that the two delegations were dealing with complicated issues in the talks. However, he believes a lasting, fair, and sustainable solution with a sense of responsibility, dedication, and constructive understanding can be achieved.
"The progress that you will make in the negotiations will also enable the next stage, namely establishing contacts at the leadership level. We are also ready to host such a meeting", said President Erdogan.
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"Even your meeting here is a reason for hope in the world and your country. I hope that your efforts on the path to peace will turn into fruitful results. I ask you to extend my most sincere greetings to your heads of state, each of whom is a good friend of mine. I wish you all success in your negotiations", he concluded.
Turkey, which is a NATO member, shares maritime borders with Ukraine and Russia on the Black Sea, has good relations with both, and has offered to mediate in the conflict. While calling the Moscow invasion unacceptable, Ankara also opposes Western sanctions.
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