Erdogan tells Dutch PM Rutte that Turkey will back a new NATO chief based on its needs and expectations
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Erdogan tells Dutch PM Rutte that Turkey will back a new NATO chief based on its needs and expectations
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte in a phone call on Sunday that Ankara would back a candidate to be NATO's new chief based on its expectations and needs, the Turkish presidency said.
Erdogan told outgoing premier Rutte that Turkey expected the new head of the security alliance to serve the needs and interests of allies regarding counter-terrorism and to take account of the sensitivities of non-European Union member allies, according to a statement from his office.
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