The head of Turkish diplomacy, Hakan Fidan, from Tirana has returned to the center of opinion the close partnership between the two countries, once again emphasizing the Rama-Ergodan relationship.
He, during a press conference, issued another call against the Gulen Movement, which has the main presence in Albania, saying: "We discussed the cleaning of the last remnants of FETO in Albania, so we showed the sensitivity that Turkey has towards this issue and on the steps that can be taken concretely for this".
Further, he announced that the first Strategic Council between the two countries will be held within 2024, while adding that the economic objective is for the level of trade flow between Turkey and Albania to reach the value of two billion dollars within this year.
"We have excellent cooperation in different sectors and we have very good relations. We had the opportunity to participate in joint projects. Turkey and Albania are very strongly connected historically, inseparable. The unparalleled solidarity between our President and Prime Minister Rama has helped for this", he added.
"We have developed our relations in many areas, such as trade, diplomacy, region, education, technology, agriculture, tourism, mutual investments...etc. There are many areas where we will continue cooperation, such as the recognition of patents, visas, etc., Fidan said.
"Within 2024, we want to develop the First Strategic Council between the two countries, an important platform for us. We hope that the volume of trade between the two countries will reach two billion dollars within this year. Yesterday we had talks with Turkish businessmen to see the areas where investments can be made in Albania. The cooperation we currently have is not as much as the capacity we have. We have more opportunities to cooperate. For this, business circles must also show commitment", were the declarations of the Turkish Foreign Minister.
We remind you that Hakan Fidan is one of the most prominent and prominent figures in Turkish politics, to the point that he is considered the man who will succeed Erdogan.
The former head of MIT, the Turkish secret services, he is now leading Ankara's diplomacy, at the most delicate time of geopolitical earthquakes, where Turkey has a global role with its movements.