Erdogan: I’m not a candidate anymore, we want a new constitution

According to RCO News Agency, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday, referring to his possible trip to the United States: “I do not intend to be a candidate again for the presidency, but the country needs a new constitution.” I may also travel to the United States. I think there will be an opportunity to face Donald Trump.

Erdogan added: “Donald Trump has a very positive look at Türkiye and we have the same feeling about them.” We have a strong relationship based on mutual respect and honesty.

The Turkish president also said that the Syrian government should maintain its focus on agreeing with the US -backed Syrian Democratic Forces; An agreement that these forces must be merged into the Syrian army. He pushed Damascus to implement the deal.

Speaking to reporters on a return flight from Budapest, he said: “Turkey, Syria, Iraq and the United States have a committee to discuss the fate of ISIL forces in imprisoned camps in northeast Syria for years.

Ankara considers it to be a terrorist group and its branches.

“We are very closely pursuing a lot of YPG,” the Turkish president’s office quoted him on Thursday. “It is important for the government of Damascus not to divert his attention from this issue.”

The People’s Defense Units (YPG) are the main constituent force.

“Iraq should focus on the issue of camps, because most women and children of the Al -Ahul camp are from Iraq and Syria, and Iraq must return their citizens,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Syrian and Turkish energy ministers in Damascus signed an agreement to supply natural gas to Syria to generate electricity.

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