By Seda Sevencan
ISTANBUL (AA) — The Turkish president said Thursday he agreed with Pakistani prime minister to intensify efforts aimed at reaching a bilateral trade volume of $5 billion.
"We agree with the prime minister to increase our efforts to reach the target of $5 billion dollars in trade volume," Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at joint news counference with Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad.
Erdogan said Islamabad's support for the "just cause" of Turkish Cypriots is "extremely meaningful to us."
Referring to Donald Trump's proposal to displace Gazans from their homeland, Erdogan said that at a time when unlawful proposals are being made to displace Gazan from their homeland, "we believe we must strengthen our resolute stance."
Erdogan arrived in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad on an official visit on Wednesday, after visiting Malaysia and Indonesia.