Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made it clear before his departure that he and U.S. President Barack Obama would "discuss what they can do for Syria" at their meeting on May 16.
"The Syrian issue will of course be the first topic on the agenda. We will discuss what we can do for the future and what more active steps we can take," Erdoğan told reporters May 14 in Ankara’s airport.
Underlining that a second Geneva Communiqué was approaching, Erdoğan said that they would discuss what was needed to get an earlier result. Erdoğan arrived late yesterday in Washington Joint Base Andrews Naval air facility, where he has been welcomed with full military ceremony. He visited the construction site of Turkish-American Cultural and Community Center.
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