Today, Wednesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan received Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in an official ceremony in the capital (Ankara).
And the Turkish Anadolu Agency reported that the meeting, which took place in the presidential complex in the capital, lasted about two hours, without giving details.
In a previous statement, the Turkish presidency said that President Erdogan will discuss, during his meeting with Prince bin Salman, bilateral relations in all their aspects and ways to strengthen them and raise them to higher levels. The two sides will also discuss regional and international issues of interest to both parties.
A number of bilateral agreements in various fields are expected to be signed during this visit.
President Erdogan visited Saudi Arabia at the end of last April and met King Salman and his Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Earlier, the Saudi Crown Prince had concluded a visit to Jordan, where a joint Jordanian-Saudi statement was issued.
The statement called on Israel to stop all illegal measures that undermine the two-state solution, stressing the need to respect the historical status quo in Jerusalem and its Islamic and Christian holy sites.
Regarding Iran, the statement stressed the need to support international efforts to prevent it from acquiring a nuclear weapon, and urged it not to interfere in the affairs of Arab countries.
With regard to the crisis in Yemen, the statement affirmed support for efforts to reach a comprehensive political solution.
On the Lebanese issue, the two sides stressed the need to support Lebanon, and to limit arms to the legitimate state institutions.