Solidarity between Ankara and Moscow “makes someone jealous,” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at a meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Johannesburg, on the sidelines of the ongoing BRICS summit, Anadolu news agency reported.
Solidarity between Turkey, Russia ‘makes someone jealous,’ Erdogan tells Putin
STEPANAKERT, JULY 27, ARTSAKHPRESS: The source reminds that the two leaders met for a one-on-one meeting late July 26 to discuss various issues, mainly Syria, bilateral ties, and the upcoming Tehran summit as part of the Astana process. The meeting lasted for 75 minutes.
“Any kind of solidarity between us makes someone jealous,” said Erdogan before the meeting. There has been improvement in all fields including political, military, economic, culture, and trade between the countries, Erdogan said, as quoted by the source.
Putin, in turn, expressed his gratitude over carrying out joint projects with Turkey. “Our relations will always continue to overcome various crises,” the Russian president said. “Our relations in the economy will also improve,” he said.
