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The Turkish leader hopes to meet with Biden at the summit

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G-7 leaders will meet this year in the Bavarian Alps in Germany, where it is the annual meeting of the top democratic economies; and NATO leaders begin meeting in Madrid later Tuesday:



On Tuesday, Turkey's president spoke with US President Joe Biden and may meet him at the NATO summit in Spain this week.



Biden expressed his desire to meet again tonight or tomorrow at an Ankara press conference before Erdogan left for Spain, according to Erdogan.



Speaking at the end of a G-7 summit in Germany on Tuesday, Macron welcomed the group’s discussions on a price cap for oil as “a very good idea,” but added: “The difficulty is technical.”



Macron said he discussed boosting oil production with the president of the United Arab Emirates, and expressed hope that U.S. President Joe Biden gets a “positive response” in talks about oil in an upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia.



28 June 2022

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