Turkish President Erdogan steps up as a mediator for peace

 

Turkish President Erdogan steps up as a mediator for peace, offering to resolve Sudan-UAE tensions amidst Sudan’s ongoing crisis. This comes just days after brokering talks between Ethiopia & Somalia. Can Turkey's diplomacy bring stability to the region? #Turkey #Sudan #UAE

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