- Turkey seeks EU membership and cooperation amid NATO security initiatives, potentially facing opposition from Greece.
- Hakan Fidan and the European Commission are in Ankara discussing Türkiye's path to full EU membership and enhanced economic ties.
Türkiye seeks to join EU payments system.
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Türkiye seeks to join EU payments system.
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Hakan Fidan and the European Commission are in Ankara discussing Türkiye's path to full EU membership and enhanced economic ties.Also in this story
- Turkey is confirmed as an EU enlargement candidate and is receiving pre-enlargement funds from the European Commission.
- The European Commission President attended a dinner in Ankara, where EU officials discussed Turkey's geostrategic value.
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