Sending ground troops to Libya is not currently on Turkey's foreign policy agenda, but the country might consider to do so if the UN-recognized Libyan government makes such a request, according to Turkish foreign minister. The bilateral trade volume could climb to $1 billion and entrepreneurs could invest in both sides, he added. The Croatian foreign minister referred to Turkey as a "strategic partner" and an important international actor in the eyes of his country. He added that Turkey has played a key and successful role tackling terrorism and migration issue, and thanked Çavuşoğlu for Turkey's efforts in helping Syrian and Afghan migrants. Emphasizing that both Croatia and Turkey stood as important NATO allies, he said both sides worked fruitfully for ensuring European security.

Source: Libya Today December 12, 2019 07:52 UTC