US President Joe Biden will meet with President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan along the lines of the NATO Summit to be held in Brussels on June 14. The White House reported that the two heads of states will discuss issues on the regional and international agendas.
The meeting will be held amid tension between the two countries. Erdogan had insisted to meet with Biden earlier, that is, after Biden took office, but the first phone conversation was held on April 23 during which Biden said he had intended to recognize the Armenian Genocide, which he did on April 24th (Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day).
