World pioneers salute Erdogan on re-appointment: "Sensible outcome"



All through the night, a few world pioneers offered their congrats to active Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, at times even before the authority declaration of the outcomes by Turkey's Incomparable Political decision Commission (YSK). This was especially the situation for French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin.


Emmanuel Macron saluted Recep Tayyip Erdogan and said that "France and Turkey have immense difficulties to confront together". Among these "challenges", the French president referenced on Twitter the "arrival of harmony in Europe, the fate of our Euro-Atlantic union and the Mediterranean". "With President Erdogan, whom I praise, we will push ahead," the French head of state added.


Russian President Vladimir Putin was among quick to salute Recep Tayyip Erdogan, considering it a "sensible outcome" that is "obvious proof" of well known help for his strategies. "Your triumph in this political decision is the consistent consequence of your devoted work at the top of the Turkish Republic, a reasonable show of the Turkish public's help for your endeavors to reinforce state power and lead a free international strategy Putin said in a proclamation distributed on the Kremlin's site.


Minutes after the fact, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky likewise made an impression on the Turkish President. "We desire to additionally reinforce the essential organization to serve our two nations, as well as to reinforce our participation for the security and strength of Europe," he composed on Twitter.


Charles Michel, Leader of the European Chamber, likewise complimented Erdogan on Twitter on Sunday night. "Congrats @RTErdogan on your re-appointment as Leader of Turkey. I anticipate working with you again in the years to come to develop relations."

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