"Turkiye is ready to consider the relations between the Netherlands"

"Turkiye is ready to consider the relations between the two countries, should the Netherlands show the will to take the necessary concrete steps for normalization," said spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hami Aksoy.
In response to a question regarding the latest press release of the Foreign Ministry of the Netherlands, spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hami Aksoy said:
"Following the crisis in March 2017, our expectations for normalization of relations between Turkiye and the Netherlands are well-known. In the wake of the events, the Dutch authorities were informed that return of the Dutch Ambassador to Ankara was not desired. Thus, since that time the Netherlands` Ambassador to Ankara had not returned to our country. At this stage, Turkiye is ready to consider the relations between the two countries, should the Netherlands show the will to take the necessary concrete steps for normalization." (ILKHA)
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