Finnish Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, stated that she hopes her nation’s NATO membership will likely be authorised by Turkiye as quickly as doable, Turkish native media stories.
In response to the report, Marin stated that they mentioned the approval strategy of her nation’s NATO membership with Erdogan in Prague final week.
“We now have at all times been constant in our insurance policies relating to Turkiye. We negotiated earlier than the (NATO’s) Madrid Summit. Now we fulfil these agreements. I hope Turkiye approves our NATO membership as quickly as doable,” Marin stated.
“I believe it is vital for Finland and Sweden to affix NATO on the identical time as a result of it is a matter of safety in northern Europe,” she added.
28 out of the 30 NATO member States have ratified the membership of Sweden and Finland. Solely Hungary and Turkiye stay.
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