Merz calls for 'strategic partnerships' to address global challenges during Ankara visit
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for developing "strategic partnerships" to address new geopolitical challenges during his visit to Ankara on Thursday.
"We are entering a new geopolitical phase. Therefore, we must expand our strategic partnerships," the conservative leader said in a social media post as his official program began.
"We should make even better use of the enormous potential of our relations with Türkiye. We can build on a strong foundation here," he said.
The Conservative leader, who formed the new German coalition government in May, is making his inaugural visit to Ankara on Thursday.
Earlier this week, his spokesman described the visit as highly important, saying it will provide an opportunity to discuss key bilateral and international topics, as well as closer cooperation in security and foreign policy.
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