PM Erdogan: Turkey, Qatar to Unite Efforts to Achieve Stability in the Region

Local Editor

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyeb Erdogan praised the deep relations between Turkey and Qatar, confirming that both peoples share cultural and deep historic bonds, and are facing the same challenges.

Erdogan expressed that the mutual visits for both countries' leader have helped in enhancing the relations between both governments and developing them.

In an interview with Al Sharq Qatari newspaper, Turkish PM Erdogan referred that Turkey and Qatar stress on a settlement that would boost conciliation chances between Palestinian factions, to confront the tough situation faced by the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.

Recep Tayyeb Erdogan also called for achieving stability in Iraq, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Yemen, Sudan, in addition to finding peaceful resolutions for the Iranian nuclear file.

The Turkish PM declared that his talks in the Doha revolve around uniting efforts to contribute in achieving stability in the region. His talks also aim at exchanging views and discussing latest regional and international developments.

In this context, PM Erdogan affirmed his country's will to enhance its Turkish-Arab Cooperation.

On the other hand, Erdogan referred that "Israel" still represents the major obstacle for peace and stability in the region, also blamed it for its ongoing settlement policies and the brutal siege on the Palestinian people in Gaza.

Erdogan further declared that a Quadruple Summit will be held in the upcoming months in Istanbul.