ANCHOR – MISSION. He expresses his desire to start a new era in Greece’s relations with Turkey. with their statements on “K” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogansending a message to the Prime Minister of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

The President of Turkey, in our conversation after his last campaign rally in Anchor, emphasized: “With Greece, we can put aside hostility and rivalry, this has caused great damage to both countries and should not continue. I hope the election and her Greece And her Türkiye become the beginning of a new era. From Turkey, we convey our cordial friendly greetings to Greece.” We asked Mr. Erdogan if he had any message or desire to send to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, and he replied: “Mitsotakis should keep these impressions and keep his words.”

Turkish president believes he will win elections and he said characteristically in “K” that “gatherings in the squares show it, people show this desire, you see it too.” His associates emphasized to us that elections they will probably clear from the first round.

I wish that the elections in both Greece and Turkey will be the beginning of a new era.

Mr. Erdogan was cordial and friendly during our conversation. We were especially impressed that, despite the successive gatherings, he seemed energetic and continued his program until late at night. We also noticed that when we mentioned Kyriakos Mitsotakis, he did not want to raise his tone, leaving aside the negative climate that existed between them, and preferred to send a signal of a new beginning if both were re-elected. their leaders of their countries.

OUR Turkish President he seems confident in the support the Turkish people will give him for re-election. However, to achieve his goal, he also has a busy schedule with dozens of meetings in Constantinople until tomorrow evening at 18:00 when the ban on political posts will begin. However, information we are told that his associates, the pro-government and opposition media, are preparing for his eventual victory.

Mr Erdogan just in case re-election he is expected to give a “balcony speech”, as it is called in Türkiye, and will appeal to the Turkish people from Istanbul’s Uber Palace, located on the European side of the city. Most opinion polls are not particularly favorable to him, they show a small margin of Mr. Kilicdaroglu, but he and his headquarters see the reaction of the people at the election rallies and emphasize that what is happening in the squares is not accidental and, as they note, the result will be visible in the elections.