Africanews Türkiye and Niger Strengthen Ties Against Terrorism in Africa
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- •Erdogan and Tchiani discussed cooperation against terrorism in the Sahel region.
- •Türkiye's trade with Africa has grown significantly, reaching 40 billion USD by 2025.
- •This is Tchiani's first state visit outside Africa since the 2023 military coup.
On June 4, 2026, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Niger's President Abdourahamane Tchiani held a joint press conference in Ankara, where they discussed cooperation against terrorism, particularly in the Sahel region. Erdogan emphasized Türkiye's commitment to supporting African nations in combating terrorist threats and highlighted the historical ties between Türkiye and Niger. During Tchiani's first official visit outside Africa since taking power in 2023, both leaders signed several cooperation agreements, including those related to higher education and trade. Türkiye's trade with Africa has significantly increased, reaching approximately 40 billion USD by 2025, with investments soaring to 10 billion USD in 2024. This partnership aims to enhance regional stability and security in the face of growing terrorist activities.
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