Turkish daily Sabah newspaper 930.09.15) reports that the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu held a meeting with his Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras.
The meeting, which was closed to the media, took place on the margins of the United Nations summit in New York.
According to Turkish Prime Ministry sources the two leaders agreed to enhance cooperation to implement projects aiming to ease the plight of Syrian refugees. During the meeting, Davutoglu expressed Turkey’s readiness to offer every kind of support to help Greece overcome its ongoing financial crisis, sources said.
Tsipras stated during the meeting that Greece supports a fair and sustainable solution to the Cyprus problem based on UN Resolutions and called Turkey to support talks in this direction.
Also on Tuesday, the Turkish Premier held face-to-face talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Norwegian Prime Minister Arna Solberg, European Council President Donald Tusk, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
(CS)