By Janet Ekstract
İSTANBUL- U S. President Joe Biden’s security adviser Jake Sullivan told the press that Turkish President Erdogan and President Biden scheduled a meeting to take place on Wednesday during the NATO Summit in Madrid.
Sullivan said: “There’s not a fixed time or framework for the meeting, but they’ll have a chance to spend some time together.” He added that “strategic issues” between the two countries will be the main focus.
Erdogan’s aim in meeting with Biden, analysts say, is to get his country’s agenda front and center. To that end, the Turkish leader said: “The PKK will be on our agenda in my bilateral meetings. We will explain our position on Sweden and Finland once again. The PKK should be prevented from acting in these countries.”
Erdogan added: “If they are to become a member of NATO, they have to address Türkiye’s security concerns. We do not want dry words, we want results,”
