Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim and US Vice President Mike Pence met Saturday on the sidelines of a security summit in Munich to discuss bilateral ties and highlighted the significance of a common stance against terrorism. 
Recent contacts between the US and Turkey were highlighted during the meeting in which an emphasis was made on a determination for strengthening the relationship, according to a prime ministerial source. 
Yildirim focused on the fight against the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) and the extradition from the US of its terror leader, Fetullah Gulen, and assured Pence that Turkey is ready to cooperate in various ways with the new US administration, which will open a new page in mutual relations, the source said. 
The Turkish prime minister raised the issue of the fight against the ISIS group and said Turkey and the US must take a joint stance in the effort, according to Anadolu Agency (AA). 
Yildirim stressed the significance of cooperation between the pair of NATO allies to find a permanent solution to the war in Syria and to rid the country of all terror groups. 
Defense and security chiefs are meeting at the three-day Munich Security Conference to discuss international security matters.

Source: QNA