Türkiye’s First Lady Emine Erdogan meets Ukrainian counterpart Olena Zelenska in Istanbul where they discuss efforts to help children suffering in the conflict
"Together we will heal wounds of Ukrainian people, particularly women and children who are victims of war" - Emine Erdogan assures Türkiye's support to Ukraine.
Turkish first lady Emine Erdogan has hosted her Ukrainian counterpart Olena Zelenska in Istanbul amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. On the victims of the conflict in Ukraine, Erdogan said: "I believe that together we will heal the wounds of the Ukrainian people, particularly women and children who are victims of war."During her visit, Zelenska shared information about the latest developments in Ukraine, as well as the work of the Olena Zelenska Foundation.
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