Erdoğan announces plan to visit Gaza: 'I will go first, then you'
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made statements regarding the ceasefire process in Gaza, stating that the first visit to the region would be carried out by him.
President and AK Party Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke at the AK Party Extended Provincial Advisory Council Meeting held at the İsmail Kahraman Cultural Center as part of his Eastern Black Sea tour. Erdoğan made significant statements regarding the ceasefire process in Gaza.
Erdoğan stated that a ceasefire had been reached between Hamas and Israel as a result of Turkey's intensive diplomatic efforts. "We have received the news that brings relief to hearts regarding Gaza," said Erdoğan, highlighting Turkey's influence in the international arena. He emphasized the country's strength with the expression, "Turkey is much larger than Turkey."
TURKEY'S DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS
President Erdoğan reiterated his support for the Palestinian people, saying, "We will stand by Palestine with all our might." He also expressed the support provided to the negotiations by American President Donald Trump and the leaders of Egypt and Qatar.
Stating that a two-state solution is the key to lasting peace in the region, Erdoğan said, "We believe that a two-state structure is the most beneficial path for all peoples in the region, including Muslims, Christians, and Jews."
FIRST VISIT TO GAZA
Responding to chants of "Leader, take us to Gaza" rising from the hall during the meeting, Erdoğan said, "I will go to Gaza first, then you."
News Source: 12punto
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