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List of international presidential trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

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For his trips as prime minister, see List of international prime ministerial trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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This is a list of international presidential trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the 12th and current President of Turkey, since he assumed the presidency on 28 August 2014.

As of April 2024, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has made 224 trips to 89 countries. The number of visits per country where he travelled are:

Summary

See also: Foreign relations of Turkey and Foreign policy of the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan government
World map highlighting countries visited by Tayyip Erdoğan during his presidency, as of April 2024
  1 visit
  2 visits
  3 visits
  4 visits
  5 visits
  6 or more visits
  Turkey

2014

Erdoğan meeting Latvian Parliament Speaker Solvita Aboltina in Latvia, October 23, 2014
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 1 September State visit
 Azerbaijan Baku 2–3 September State visit
 United Kingdom London 4–5 September Working visit
 Qatar Doha 14–15 September State visit
 United States New York City 21–25 September Working visit
 Afghanistan Kabul 18 October State visit
 Latvia Riga 22–23 October State visit[1]
 Estonia Tallinn 24 October State visit[2]
 France Paris 31 October State visit
 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 7–9 November State visit[3]
 Algeria Algiers 19 November State visit
 Equatorial Guinea Malabo 20 November State visit

2015

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud welcomes Erdoğan in Mogadishu, 25 January 2015
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Ethiopia Addis Ababa 20 January State visit[4][5]
 Djibouti Djibouti 23 January State visit[6]
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 23 January Working visit
 Somalia Mogadishu 23 January State visit[7]
 Colombia Bogota 10 February State visit[8]
 Cuba Havana 12 February State visit[9]
 Mexico Mexico City 12 February State visit[10]
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 28 February–2 March Working visit
 Ukraine Kyiv 20 March State visit[11][12][13][14]
 Slovenia Ljubljana 30 March State visit[15][16]
 Slovakia Bratislava 30 March State visit[17][18]
 Romania Bucharest 31 March State visit[19][20]
 Iran Tehran 7 April State visit[21]
 Kazakhstan Astana 15 April State visit[22]
 Kuwait Kuwait City 27 April Working visit
 Germany Karlsruhe 10 May State visit[23]
 Belgium Brussels 10 May State visit[24]
 Albania Tirana 13 May State visit[25]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 20 May State visit[26]
 Azerbaijan Baku 12–13 June State visit[27][28][29]
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 20 July State visit[30]
 China Beijing 28–30 July State visit[31]
 Indonesia Jakarta 30 July–1 August State visit[32]
 Pakistan Islamabad 1 August State visit
 Russia Moscow 23 September State visit
 France Paris 4 October State visit
 Belgium Brussels 4 October State visit
 Japan Tokyo 7 October State visit
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 17 October State visit
 France Paris 30 November State visit
 Qatar Doha 1 December State visit
 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 11 December State visit
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 29 December State visit

2016

Erdogan inspecting the Ghana Air Force guard of honour at The Flagstaff House (now the Jubilee House), 1 March 2016.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Chile Santiago 31 January State visit
 Peru Lima 2 February State visit
 Ecuador Quito 3 February State visit
 Senegal Dakar 5 February State visit
 Ivory Coast Yamoussoukro 28 February State visit
 Ghana Accra 1 March State visit[33]
 Nigeria Abuja 2 March State visit[34]
 Guinea Conakry 3 March State visit
 United States Washington 29 March State visit
 Azerbaijan Baku 25 April State visit
 Croatia Zagreb 26 April State visit
 Uganda Kampala 1 June State visit
 Kenya Nairobi 2 June State visit
 Somalia Mogadishu 3 June State visit
 United States Louisville, Kentucky 9 June Working visit
 Poland Warsaw 7 July State visit
 Russia Saint-Petersburg 9 August State visit
 China Hangzhou 2 September State visit
 United States New York City 19 September State visit
 Belarus Minsk 11 November State visit[35]
 Pakistan Islamabad 16 November State visit
 Uzbekistan Samarkand 17 November Working visit

2017

Erdogan with Vladimir Putin in the Moscow Kremlin in March 2017.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Tanzania Dar es Salam 22 January State visit
 Mozambique Maputo 24 January State visit
 Madagascar Antananarivo 25 January State visit
 Bahrain Manama 12 February State visit
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 13 February State visit
 Qatar Doha 14 February State visit[36]
 Pakistan Islamabad 28 February–1 March State visit
 Russia Moscow 10 March State visit[37]
 India New Delhi 30 April–1 May State visit
 Russia Sochi 3 May Working visit
 Kuwait Kuwait City 9 May State visit
 China Beijing 14–15 May State visit
 United States Washington D.C. 15–17 May Working visit[38][39]
 Belgium Brussels 25 May Working visit
 Germany Berlin 7–8 July State visit
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 23 July State visit
 Kuwait Kuwait City 24 July State visit
 Qatar Doha 24 July State visit
 Jordan Amman 21 August State visit
 Kazakhstan Astana 8 September State visit
 United States New York City 17–21 September Working visit
 Iran Tehran 4 October State visit
 Ukraine Kyiv 9 October State visit
 Serbia Belgrade 9–11 October State visit
 Poland Warsaw 17 October State visit[40]
 Azerbaijan Baku 30–31 October State visit
 Kuwait Kuwait City 13–14 November State visit
 Qatar Doha 14–15 November State visit
 Russia Sochi 22 November State visit
 Greece Athens 7–8 December State visit[41]
 Sudan Khartoum 24–25 December State visit
 Chad N'Djamena 26 December State visit
 Tunisia Tunis 27 December State visit

2018

Erdogan and Italian President Sergio Mattarella in Rome.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type Details
 France Paris 5 January Working visit[42]
 Italy Rome 4–5 February Working visit[43]
 Vatican Vatican City 5 February Working visit[44]
 Algeria Algiers 26–28 February State visit[45]
 Mauritania Nouakchott 28 February–1 March State visit[46][47]
 Senegal Dakar 1–2 March State visit[48][49]
 Mali Bamako 2 March State visit[50]
 Bulgaria Varna 26 March Working visit[51] Erdoğan attended the EU-Turkey summit.
 Uzbekistan Tashkent 29 April–1 May State visit
 South Korea Seoul 2–3 May State visit[52]
 United Kingdom London 13–16 May State visit[53]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 20 May State visit[54]
 Azerbaijan Baku 10 July State visit[55]
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 11 July State visit
 Belgium Brussels 11–12 July Working visit
 South Africa Johannesburg 25–26 July Working visit[56]
 Zambia Lusaka 27–27 July State visit
 Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 1 September State visit[57]
 Iran Tehran 7 September Working visit[58][59]
 Azerbaijan Baku 15 September State visit
 Russia Sochi 17 September Working visit[60]
 United States New York City 21–25 September Working visit[61][62]
 Germany Berlin 28–29 September State visit[63][64]
 Hungary Budapest 8–9 October State visit[65][66]
 Moldova Chisinau, Comrat 17–18 October State visit[67][68]
 France Paris 10–11 November Working visit[69]
 Argentina Buenos Aires 30 November–1 December Working visit[70] Attended the 2018 G20 summit.
 Paraguay Asunción 2 December State visit[70][71]
 Venezuela Caracas 3 December State visit[70][72]

2019

Erdogan with U.S. President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, November 13, 2019
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Russia Moscow 23 January Working visit[73]
 Russia Sochi 14 February Working visit[74]
 Russia Moscow 8 April State visit[75]
 Tajikistan Dushanbe 15 June Working visit
 Japan Osaka 27–29 June Working visit[76]
 China Beijing 29 June–1 July[77] State visit
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 9–11 July State visit[78]
 Russia Moscow 27 August State visit[79]
 United States New York City 21–24 September Working visit[80]
 Serbia Belgrade 7–9 October State visit[81]
 Azerbaijan Baku 14–15 October State visit[82]
 Russia Moscow 22 October State visit[83]
 Qatar Doha 25 October State visit[84]
 Hungary Budapest 7 November State visit[85]
 United States Washington 12–13 November Working visit[86]
 United Kingdom London 3–5 December Working visit[87]
  Switzerland Geneva 16–17 December Working visit[88]
 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 18–19 December Working visit[88]
 Tunisia Tunis 18–19 December Working visit[89]

2020

Erdogan meets with leaders at the Libya Summit in Berlin, Germany, on January 19, 2020
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Germany Berlin 19 January Working visit[90]
 Algeria Algiers 26 January State visit[91]
 Gambia Banjul 27 January State visit[92]
 Senegal Dakar 28 January State visit[93]
 Ukraine Kyiv 3 February State visit[94]
 Pakistan Islamabad 13–14 February State visit[95]
 Azerbaijan Baku 25 February State visit[96]
 Russia Moscow 5 March Working visit[97]
 Belgium Brussels 9 March Working visit[98]
 Azerbaijan Baku 9–10 December State visit[99]

2021

Erdogan in a meeting with US president Joe Biden, 31 October 2021.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Belgium Brussels 13 June Working visit
 Azerbaijan Baku
Shusha 		14–15 June State visit[100][101]
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 19–20 July State visit
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 27 August State visit
 Montenegro Podgorica 28 August State visit
 United States New York City 19–22 September Working visit
 Russia Sochi 29 September State visit
 Angola Luanda 17–18 October State visit
 Togo Lomé 18–19 October State visit
 Nigeria Abuja 19–20 October State visit
 Azerbaijan Fuzuli
Zangilan 		26 October State visit
 Italy Rome 29–31 October Working visit
 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 27–28 November Working visit
 Qatar Doha 6–7 December State visit

2022

Erdogan's meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv, 3 February 2022.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Albania Tirana 17 January State visit
 Ukraine Kyiv 3 February State visit
 UAE Abu Dhabi 14–15 February State visit
 Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa 20–21 February State visit
 Senegal Dakar 21–22 February State visit
 Belgium Brussels 24 March Working visit
 Uzbekistan Tashkent 29–30 March State visit
 Saudi Arabia Mecca
Medina
Riyadh 		27–30 April State visit
 Azerbaijan Baku 28–29 May State visit
 Spain Madrid 28–30 June Working visit
 Iran Tehran 18–19 July Working visit
 Russia Sochi 5 August Working visit
 Ukraine Lviv 18 August Working visit
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo 6–7 September Working visit
 Serbia Belgrade 7–8 September Working visit
 Croatia Zagreb 8–9 September Working visit
 Uzbekistan Samarkand 15–16 September Working visit
 United States New York City 18–20 September Working visit
 Czech Republic Prague 6–7 October Working visit
 Kazakhstan Astana 12–13 October Working visit
 Azerbaijan Zangilan 20–22 October Official visit
 Uzbekistan Samarkand 11–13 November Working visit
 Indonesia Bali 14–16 November Working visit[102]
 Bahrain Manama 17–19 November State visit
 Qatar Doha 20 November State visit
 Turkmenistan Turkmenbashi 14 December State visit
 Qatar Lusail 18 December State visit

2023

Erdogan's meeting with NATO leaders in Lithuania, 11 July 2023.
Erdogan and Jokowi hold hands on the sidelines of the OIC summit
Erdoğan and Jokowi on the sidelines of Extraordinary Summit of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation in Riyadh, November 2023.
Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 Northern Cyprus North Nicosia 12 June State visit
 Azerbaijan Baku 13 June State visit
 Lithuania Vilnius 11–12 July Working visit
 Saudi Arabia Jeddah 17–18 July Official visit
 UAE Abu Dhabi 18–19 July Official visit
 Qatar Doha 19–20 July Official visit
 Hungary Budapest 20–21 August Working visit[103]
 Russia Sochi 4 September Working Visit
 India New Delhi 8–10 September Working visit
 United States New York City 17–21 September Working visit
 Azerbaijan Nakhchivan 25 September State visit
 Kazakhstan Astana 3–4 November Working visit
 Uzbekistan Tashkent 8–10 November Working visit
 Saudi Arabia Riyadh 11–12 November Working visit
 Germany Berlin 17–18 November Working visit
 Algeria Algiers 21–22 November Official visit
 UAE Dubai 30 November–2 December Working visit
 Qatar Doha 3 December Working visit
 Greece Athens 7 December Working visit
 Hungary Budapest 18–19 December Working visit

2024

Country Areas visited Date(s) Type
 UAE Dubai 12–13 February Working visit
 Egypt Cairo 14 February State visit[104]
 Iraq Baghdad 22 April State visit

Multilateral meetings

Multilateral meetings of the following intergovernmental organizations are scheduled to take place during Erdogan's term in office as president.

Group Year
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
UN GA September 27–28,
United States New York City		 September 28–29,
United States New York City		 September 20–24,
United States New York City		 September 18–22,
United States New York City		 September 25 – October 1,
United States New York City		 September 24–30,
United States New York City		 September 22–29,
United States New York City
(videoconference)		 September 21–27,
United States New York City
G20 November 15–16,
Australia Brisbane		 November 15–16,
Turkey Antalya		 September 4–5,
China Hangzhou		 July 7–8,
Germany Hamburg		 November 30 – December 1,
Argentina Buenos Aires		 June 28–29,
Japan Osaka		 November 21–22,
Saudi Arabia Riyadh
(videoconference)		 October 30–31,
Italy Rome
NATO September 4–5,
United Kingdom Newport		 none July 8–9,
Poland Warsaw		 May 25,
Belgium Brussels		 July 11–12,
Belgium Brussels		 December 3–4,
United Kingdom Watford		 none June 14,
Belgium Brussels
OIC none none April 14–15,
Turkey Istanbul		 December 13,
Turkey Istanbul		 18 May,
Turkey Istanbul		 May 31,
Saudi Arabia Riyadh		 none December 17,
Pakistan Islamabad
D-8 none none none October 20,
Turkey Istanbul		 none none none April 8,
Bangladesh Dhaka
OTS June 5,[a]
Turkey Bodrum		 September 11,
Kazakhstan Astana		 none none September 3,
Kyrgyzstan Cholpon-Ata		 October 15,
Azerbaijan Baku		 none November 12,
Turkey Istanbul
Others 2nd Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit
November 19–21,
Equatorial Guinea Malabo		 UN Climate Change Conference
November 30,
France Paris		 Nuclear Security Summit
March 31,
United States Washington, D.C.		 13th ECO Summit
March 1,
Pakistan Islamabad		 EU-Turkey Summit
March 26,
Bulgaria Varna		 Kuala Lumpur Summit
December 19,
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur		 3rd Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit
December 16–18,
Turkey Istanbul		 15th ECO Summit
November 27–28,
Turkmenistan Ashgabat
██ = Future event ██ = Did not attend
^a President Abdullah Gül attended instead of the then Prime Minister Erdogan.
Group Year
2022 2023 2024 2025
UN GA September 20–23,
United States New York City		 September 20–23,
United States New York City		 September,
United States New York City		 September,
United States New York City
G20 November 15–16,
Indonesia Bali		 September 9–10,
India New Delhi		 November 18–19,
Brazil Rio de Janeiro		 TBD,
South Africa New Delhi
NATO June 29–30,
Spain Madrid		 July 11–12,
Lithuania Vilnius		 July 9–11,
United States Washington, D.C.		 TBD
Netherlands
OIC June 14–17,
The Gambia Banjul		 November 11,
Saudi Arabia Riyad		 unknown unknown
D-8 none none unknown unknown
OTS November 11,
Uzbekistan Samarkand		 November 3–4,
Kazakhstan Astana		 November,
Kyrgyzstan Astana		 unknown
EPC October 6,
Czech Republic Prague		 October 5–6,
Spain Granada		 July 18,
United Kingdom Woodstock		 unknown
Others Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
September 15–16,
Uzbekistan Samarkand		 United Nations COP28
December 1,
United Arab Emirates Dubai		 unknown unknown
█ = Future event █ = Did not attend

See also

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