Turkish media highlights PM Barzani's visit and key discussions
Both government-affiliated and opposition media platforms in Turkey highlighted the diplomatic engagements, noting the visit's importance amid ongoing developments in Syria and Turkey's evolving approach to the Kurdish issue.

ERBIL (Kurdistan24) – Turkish media outlets have extensively covered Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani's recent visit to Turkey, underscoring the significance of his meetings with senior officials, including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.
Both government-affiliated and opposition media platforms in Turkey highlighted the diplomatic engagements, noting the visit's importance amid ongoing developments in Syria and Turkey's evolving approach to the Kurdish issue.
CNN-Turk, a leading news channel, reported that Prime Minister Barzani's visit extended beyond security matters to include discussions on regional stability, the political situation in Iraq and Syria, and economic cooperation. Political analysts noted that the agenda also covered strengthening economic ties, addressing unresolved issues between Erbil and Baghdad, and advancing the development road project linking the region.
Observers from CNN-Turk emphasized that Turkey views the Kurdistan Regional Government as a key partner in fostering regional stability and economic progress. The meetings in Ankara reflected Turkey's interest in enhancing collaboration with Kurdish leaders and exploring their potential role in shaping Syria's future political landscape.
According to Ülke, a Turkish political analysis outlet, Ankara seeks greater Kurdish involvement in the formation of a new Syrian government. The discussions between Prime Minister Barzani and Turkish officials provided an opportunity for both sides to exchange perspectives on this sensitive matter.
Prime Minister Barzani's visit is regarded as a critical step in reinforcing diplomatic relations and promoting economic and political cooperation between Turkey and the Kurdistan Region.