Turkey wants more American gas

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called the United States the main supplier of liquefied natural gas to the republic. He said this at a meeting with representatives of business circles in New York during the UN General Assembly.

He called for the expansion of cooperation in the energy sector, including the nuclear sector. Important agreements in energy and aviation have recently been finalized.

Erdogan noted that Turkey is among the leading European countries that prefer American gas. He also called for a new model of economic relations.

The Turkish leader pointed to the restructuring of supply chains, energy routes and trade corridors. Turkey is a natural address for companies looking for reliable opportunities.

He added that the country's defense industry has achieved the potential to ensure security of supply to allies.

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