Al Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas to embark on official visit to Türkiye
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Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of Al Fatah, is set to begin an official visit to the Republic of Turkey on Tuesday.
During his visit, he will hold a crucial meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Türkiye, Faed Mustafa, stated that an official reception ceremony will take place for Abbas at the Turkish Presidential Complex in the capital city, Ankara.
Mustafa emphasized the significance of this visit, particularly in the context of the Palestinian national cause, given the current local, regional, and international developments. He pointed to the increasing israeli attacks against the Palestinian people.
The meeting between Abbas and Erdogan will address these pressing developments, as well as various regional and international issues and their potential implications on the Palestinian national cause. (ILKHA)
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