Erdogan: Excluding non-EU allies could lead to artificial divide in Europe
Region
- 08 July, 2026
- 13:43
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Excluding allies that are not members of the European Union from cooperation could result in the inefficient use of limited resources and create an artificial divide in Europe that no one wants, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
According to Report, Erdogan made the remarks at the opening ceremony of the NATO Summit in Ankara.
Addressing European Union member states, Erdogan stressed that cooperation is of vital importance.
Latest News
00:01
Six years pass since another deadly missile attack on Ganja by Armenia
Domestic policy
00:00
Today marks sixth anniversary of Fuzuli's liberation from occupation
Domestic policy
23:41
Photo
Events calling on Armenia to address mine problem held in six European countries
Foreign policy
23:13
AI agents hack systems of several companies in India
ICT
22:53
Azerbaijani weightlifter Gasim Ismayilov claims three medals at European U-23 Championships in Albania
Individual sports
22:29
NYT: White House press secretary fired after five days on the job
Other countries
22:22
European Commission to propose additional funding for Ukraine in 2027
Other countries
22:12
Trump denies involvement in Starlink slowdown in Ukraine
Other countries
21:45
Uzbekistan plans to build two more nuclear power plants
Energy