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Turkish president meets Saudi Shura Council head for talks

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday received Saudi Shura Council Speaker Abdullah Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Sheikh in the capital Ankara for talks. The Turkish presidency did not share any further information about the meeting between Erdogan and Al-Sheikh. Earlier on Monday, Turkish Parliament Speaker Mustafa Sentop and Al-Sheikh discussed the development of ties between the parliaments of Türkiye and Saudi Arabia, bilateral relations, and regional issues.

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