Hulusi Akar in Washington for Defense Cooperation and F-35 Talks

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Hulusi Akar, the former Turkish Minister of Defense and current head of the Turkish National Defense Committee, visited Washington, D.C. for discussions on defense cooperation with the U.S.
Akar's meetings included conversations with members of the American Congress focusing on U.S.-Turkey defense collaboration and regional developments.
The discussions also encompassed bilateral relations between Turkey and the United States.
Akar's visit is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen defense ties between the two nations.
Issues related to the F-35 program were highlighted during his meetings in Washington.

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Στην Ουάσιγκτον ο Χουλουσί Ακάρ για αμυντική συνεργασία και F-35Sigmalive · 7 days ago

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Hulusi Akar, the former Turkish Minister of Defense and current head of the Turkish National Defense Committee, visited Washington, D.C. for discussions on defense cooperation with the U.S.
Akar's meetings included conversations with members of the American Congress focusing on U.S.-Turkey defense collaboration and regional developments.
The discussions also encompassed bilateral relations between Turkey and the United States.
Akar's visit is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen defense ties between the two nations.
Issues related to the F-35 program were highlighted during his meetings in Washington.

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