The Turkish president also says Ankara's efforts to arrange a meeting between Russian and Ukrainian leaders continue.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Ankara would continue to monitor the implementation of a memorandum that foresees Norway and Finland addressing Türkiye's terrorism concerns.
Ankara has paid a heavy price for terrorist acts, says Greek PM Mitsotakis Kyriakos at NATO summit in Madrid, adding "this is something we have no difficulty recognising."
Türkiye's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also says his country will monitor the implementation of the memorandum signed with Sweden and Finland — and take steps accordingly.
After the signing on Tuesday, the protocol must be ratified by all 30 allied parliaments to allow Sweden and Finland to become part of the transatlantic defence alliance.
After his meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Spain's Pedro Sanchez calls Türkiye a key partner on issues such as security.
Plans to modernise Türkiye's aerial fleet "are in the works" and they need to go through "contracting processes," says Celeste Wallander, a senior defence official at Pentagon.
Türkiye "achieved concrete, specific and significant results," says Communications Director Fahrettin Altun, referring to Nordic countries' pledge to address Ankara's concerns over terrorism.
Greek police coerced several refugees to assault, rob and force new asylum seekers into unsafe rubber boats, an investigation by several European news agencies shows, revealing the extent of Athens' illegal pushback policy.
The Turkish and US presidents also agree on "continued close consultations" between Ankara and Washington during their meeting on the sidelines of a NATO summit in Madrid.
Member countries agree to sign accession protocols of Nordic nations after talks between NATO member Türkiye and two Nordic states.
Military observers of the participating countries and over 200 local and foreign press members watched SOLOTURK's demonstration flights.
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