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Turkey could normalize ties with France, improve ties with US

A handout photograph taken and released on Decю 29, 2020 by the Russian Foreign Ministry shows Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu attending a press conference in Sochi. (File/AFP)

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Updated 30 December 2020

Reuters

December 30, 2020 08:28

Turkey could normalize ties with France, improve ties with US

Cavusoglu also said Turkey was ready to take steps to improve ties with the United States

Updated 30 December 2020

Reuters

December 30, 2020 08:28

ANKARA: Turkey cannot remain silent to words and actions against it from France, Foreign Minister Mevlu Cavusoglu said on Wednesday, but added that ambassadors of the two countries were working to normalize ties.
Speaking at a news conference, Cavusoglu also said Turkey was ready to take steps to improve ties with the United States and hoped the Biden administration would do the same.