"Our most important goal is the stability and security of Afghanistan, and if necessary, we will meet with the government to be formed by the Taliban and discuss our common issues," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said this after the next meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, APA's Turkish bureau reports.
The President stressed that after the withdrawal of the United States from Afghanistan, Turkey was in talks to launch various initiatives in this country.
"But after the Taliban took control of almost the entire country, the situation was completely different."
Erdogan said that Turkey is taking measures to prevent the flow of illegal migrants. "There are 180,000 registered Afghans and 120,000 illegal migrants in Turkey. Half of the illegal migrants detained in the last three years are from Afghanistan," Erdogan said. The information that it has received 1 million Afghans is false and purposeful. Turkey is not a country that anyone can enter, and our country has no duty or obligation to be a refugee camp for Europeans. "
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