Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is hoping for talks on Syria with US President-elect Donald Trump when he takes office and considers them important for the region.
"In my opinion, Syria will occupy a very strong place in the Islamic world if it creates a really stable structure with this new entity, Syria today with a population of more than 30 million cannot be ignored.
The negotiations that we will conduct with the United States of America after Mr. Donald Trump takes office are very important. What pleases me the most is that many countries, both in the Islamic world and in the West, are developing their contacts with Mr. Julani.
This is also a sign of confidence in the new administration. I hope that Syria will appear in a completely different light in the new era," the Turkish leader told reporters on the plane after returning from Cairo.
