Turkey is hosting leaders of 20 major economies in Antalya for the 10th G20 summit, which will discuss the world's biggest political and security crises, including Syria and the mass migration of refugees.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and U.S. President Obama on Sunday have expressed a common determined stance against global terrorism, in a bilateral meeting held ahead of the G20 Summit in Mediterranean city of Antalya.
Following the bilateral meeting, the two leaders addressed a joint press conference during which President Erdoğan said that the G20 Summit will lay strong emphasis on having a common stance against int'l terrorism.
Erdoğan emphasized the point that Turkey and the U.S. were "strategic partners".
The American president thanked his Turkish counterpart and Turkey for the hospitality and the excellent preparations it made for the G20 Summit.
He said that both sides discussed global economic issues and the latest terrorist attacks in Turkey and Paris.
