Senior officials of Türkiye and US hold talks on a range of issues including February 6 earthquakes, Ukraine conflict, defence cooperation as well as fight against terrorism
Presidential spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin [R] meets with US undersecretary of state for political affairs Victoria Nuland as part of Kalin's Washington visit.
Kalin and the US officials discussed political and economic relations on Tuesday, earthquakes, defence industry ties, energy security, fight against terrorism, Sweden and Finland's bids for NATO bloc, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the South Caucasus issues and the negotiation process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, according to a statement.
He said Türkiye is continuing its efforts for the rapid recovery and reconstruction of the earthquake-hit areas. During the talks, the two sides stressed on taking more steps for the bilateral trade volume to reach the target of $100 billion.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Senior living: Dementia care programs help, if caregivers can find themDementia care programs teach caregivers concrete skills, such as how to cope with stress and make homes safe.
Read more »
Los Gatos council starts work on plan to address town’s fast-growing senior populationOne in five residents of the town are over the age of 65.
Read more »
SLO senior home under fire for health and safety issuesBy KAREN VELIE A resident of the Avila Senior Living facility in San Luis Obispo lied in their bed, dizzy and tired after a staffer gave them another
Read more »
LA senior facility managers facing criminal charges for 14 COVID deaths, Gascón saysBREAKING Managers of LA senior facility facing criminal charges for 14 COVID deaths, Gascón says
Read more »
U.S. should temporarily guarantee all bank deposits, senior House Republican saysThe government should temporarily insure every bank deposit in the country, said senior GOP Rep. Luetkemeyer today. Otherwise, “Everyone’s going to take their money out and run.'
Read more »
Senior care facility charged in connection with 14 COVID-related deathsAs a result of the outbreak, 14 people, ranging in age from 32 to 94, died. Forty-five employees and 60 residents were also infected and sickened by the virus, according to the complaint.
Read more »