Web Desk
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif extended his warmest congratulations to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his historic re-election as the President of Turkey.
In a tweet on Sunday, Prime Minister Shehbaz expressed his joy and admiration for Erdogan’s achievement, recognizing him as a world leader with a deep commitment to public service. Shehbaz Sharif described Erdogan as a pillar of strength for oppressed Muslims and a staunch advocate for their inherent rights.
Heartiest congratulations to my dear brother H.E. President @RTErdogan on his historic re-election as President, Republic of Turkiye. He is one of few world leaders whose politics has been anchored in public service. He has been a pillar of strength for the oppressed Muslims & a…
— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) May 28, 2023
Highlighting the significance of Erdogan’s victory, Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the trust and confidence placed in Erdogan’s dynamic leadership by the Turkish people. He anticipated that the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Turkey would continue to strengthen and expressed his eagerness to collaborate with Erdogan in further deepening the strategic partnership between the two nations, which is rooted in a strong brotherhood.
Also, check,
Erdogan claims victory in Turkiye’s presidential runoff polls
Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed victory in Turkey’s presidential election, asserting that voters had entrusted him with the responsibility of leading the country for the next five years. Speaking to his supporters from atop a bus in Istanbul, Erdogan proclaimed that Turkey itself was the sole winner in this election. While final official results were yet to be released, Erdogan’s challenger, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, had not responded to his victory speech.
This election held significant importance for Turkey, with the opposition sensing a strong opportunity to challenge Erdogan’s rule following a period of decreased popularity due to economic challenges faced by the country. However, Erdogan’s successful re-election paved the way for his continued authority, marking a decisive moment in Turkish politics.
