Türkiye's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and his Austrian counterpart Alexander Schallenberg agree to further increase economic, trade and cultural ties during a meeting in Vienna
Austria sent soldiers from its disaster relief unit to help search and rescue efforts in Türkiye, and organised aid.
After the meeting on Friday, Cavusoglu on Twitter said the two countries "will further increase economic, trade and cultural cooperation."
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