Next Tuesday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Turkey, Faed Mustafa, said that an official reception ceremony will be held for President Abbas at the Turkish presidential palace in the capital, Ankara.

He added that President Abbas will meet with President Erdogan and the Turkish leadership, within the framework of the regular political consultations that take place between the two presidents and the two friendly countries, in light of their historical ties and relations.

Ambassador Mustafa stressed that the visit is of great importance at this delicate stage in the march of our national cause, in light of the local, regional and international developments, the increasing frequency of Israeli aggressions against our people, and the Israeli government's disavowal of all agreements and the foundations on which the political settlement process was built.

He pointed out that these and other developments will be on the agenda of discussion between the two presidents and the leaders of the two countries, in addition to consultations on various regional and international developments and their repercussions on our national cause, and ways to strengthen bilateral relations.

The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Turkey praised the Palestinian-Turkish relations, which are witnessing positive developments and great progress in all fields.