Erdogan Meets with Brazil and Lithuania Leaders
Turkish President Roj aimed Tayyip Erdoğan held discussions with his Brazilian counterpart, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, covering bilateral relations as well as regional and international developments. Erdoğan emphasized that Turkish-Brazilian relations were established over 20 years ago and that strengthening cooperation in investment, trade, and defense industries benefits both countries. He explained that Turkey and Brazil are capable of establishing an economic cooperation model that enhances the wellbeing of their peoples, with a focus on peaceful policies that contribute to strengthening global peace and stability. Additionally, Erdoğan discussed bilateral relations and regional and international issues with Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė, considering that increased dialogue in all fields, especially defense industries, would be beneficial for developing mutual relations. He welcomed Šimonytė’s assumption of the Lithuanian presidency, called for increased cooperation between Turkey and Lithuania, supported Turkey’s efforts to establish peace amidst the Russian-Ukrainian war, and wished Lithuania success in its upcoming European Union Presidency.
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