Turkish FM Hakan Fidan meets US envoy Tom Barrack in Ankara
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held talks with Tom Barrack, the United States Ambassador to Türkiye and Special Presidential Envoy for Syria and Iraq, during a meeting in Ankara.
The meeting brought together senior Turkish and U.S. officials amid ongoing diplomatic engagement on key regional issues, particularly developments in Syria and Iraq, where both countries continue to maintain strategic interests.
While Türkiye's Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not immediately disclose details of the discussions, the meeting underscored continued dialogue between Ankara and Washington on regional security, bilateral relations, and areas of mutual concern.
Barrack, who serves as both the U.S. ambassador to Türkiye and the special presidential envoy for Syria and Iraq, has been actively engaged in diplomatic efforts aimed at strengthening cooperation with regional partners.
The meeting reflects ongoing high-level contacts between the two NATO allies as they seek to address evolving challenges in the Middle East and advance cooperation on shared strategic priorities. (ILKHA)
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