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Turkish foreign minister, Dutch premier discuss bilateral ties, Gaza war

Hakan Fidan, Mark Rutte meet in The Hague, according to diplomatic sources

Turkish foreign minister, Dutch premier discuss bilateral ties, Gaza war
2024-04-19 13:38:24

ANKARA

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte discussed bilateral relations and the situation in Gaza on Friday, Turkish diplomatic sources said.

Fidan, who visited The Hague for the 10th meeting of the Turkish-Dutch Bilateral Conference, met Rutte, who has announced his bid to become the next NATO secretary-general.

Fidan and Rutte also discussed developments in Ukraine and the fight against terrorism, according to the sources.

*Writing by Gozde Bayar