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List of international prime ministerial trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

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This is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the 25th Prime Minister of Turkey, after he assumed the premiership on March 14, 2003 and until he became the 12th President of Turkey on August 28, 2014. The summary does not include trips made after becoming the President.[1]

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan meets with US President Barack Obama at the Oval Office, White House, December 7, 2009.

Erdogan has made 324 international trips to 91 countries during the course of his premiership. He has made the largest number of trips to Germany. The second most visited country is the United States due to attendance of meetings of the United Nations and other international organizations. The third most visited country is Belgium, due to issues concerning the accession of Turkey to the European Union. The fourth most visited country by Erdoğan is the neighbouring Azerbaijan.

Summary of international trips

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Map of international trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as prime minister:
  Visited countries
  Turkey
Number of visits Country
1 visit Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Gabon, India, Israel, Latvia, Maldives, Moldova, Monaco, New Zealand, Niger, Norway, Oman, Senegal, Serbia, Serbia and Montenegro, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Vatican City, Yemen. (33 Countries)
2 visits Algeria, Austria, Brazil, China, Czech Republic, Ethiopia, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Jordan, Kosovo, Kuwait, Libya, Luxembourg, Republic of Macedonia, Mongolia, Morocco, Romania, South Africa, Tajikistan. (20 Countries)
3 visits Bulgaria, Finland, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, South Korea, Sweden, Tunisia, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates. (13 Countries)
4 visits Iraq, Lebanon, Malaysia. (3 Countries)
5 visits Denmark, Egypt, Iran, Turkmenistan. (4 Countries)
6 visits Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia. (2 Countries)
7 visits Greece, Northern Cyprus, Pakistan, Qatar, Spain, Switzerland. (6 Countries)
9 visits Italy. (1 Country)
10 visits Syria, United Kingdom. (2 Countries)
12 visits France, Saudi Arabia. (2 Countries)
13 visits Azerbaijan, Russia. (2 Countries)
14 visits Belgium. (1 Country)
16 visits United States. (1 Country)
17 visits Germany. (1 Country)

Total: 324 international trips to 91 countries.

2002

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Erdoğan during a visit in Denmark, November 26, 2002

Erdogan won the elections of November 2002, but was obstructed to become prime minister until the by-election in March 2003. Although, Erdogan was not the Prime Minister during that period, he still served as the de facto leader of Turkey. During this period, his visits were done in the framework of accession of Turkey to the European Union

Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Italy Rome November 13, 2002
  Northern Cyprus Nicosia November 16, 2002
  Spain Madrid November 18, 2002
  Greece Athens November 18–19, 2002
  Germany Berlin November 19, 2002
  Belgium Brussels November 20, 2002
  United Kingdom London November 20, 2002
  Ireland Dublin November 21, 2002
  France Strasbourg November 21, 2002
  Portugal Lisbon November 25, 2002
  Denmark Copenhagen November 26, 2002
  Finland Helsinki November 26, 2002
  Sweden Stockholm November 27, 2002
  France Paris November 27, 2002
  Netherlands The Hague November 29, 2002
  Luxembourg Luxembourg November 29, 2002
  Denmark Copenhagen December 9–10, 2002
  United States New York, Washington, D.C. December 10–11, 2002
  Denmark Copenhagen December 12–13, 2002
  Russia Moscow December 23–24, 2002
  Azerbaijan Baku January 7–8, 2003
  Turkmenistan Ashgabat, Mary January 8–10, 2003
  Kazakhstan Astana January 10–11, 2003
  China Beijing, Shanghai January 14–17, 2003
   Switzerland Zurich January 23–26, 2003

2003

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Erdogan meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin

As Prime Minister:

Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Serbia and Montenegro Belgrade April 8–9
  Northern Cyprus Kyrenia, Nicosia May 9
  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur June 13–15
  Pakistan Islamabad June 15–17
  Greece Thessaloniki June 20
  Portugal Lisbon July 1–2
  Austria Vienna July 11–12
  France Paris August 31 - 1
  Germany Berlin September 1–3
  Italy Como September 6–7
  Italy Rome October 3–4
  Belgium Brussels October 16–17
  Kyrgyzstan Bishkek October 21–22
  Tajikistan Dushanbe October 23–24
  Northern Cyprus Nicosia November 15
  Belgium Brussels December 11–13
  Azerbaijan Baku December 15
  Uzbekistan Tashkent, Samarkand December 18–20

2004

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Erdogan at the Annual Meeting 2004 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 24, 2004.
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Germany Berlin January 9
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah January 17–19
   Switzerland Davos January 24–25
  United States Boston, New York City, Washington, D.C. January 26–31
  Belgium Brussels February 1
  South Korea Busan, Seoul, Ulsan February 8–11
  Belgium Brussels March 25–26
   Switzerland Bürgenstock, Zurich March 29-1
  Ukraine Kyiv, Simferopol April 2–3
  Japan Osaka, Tokyo April 11–15
  Afghanistan Kabul April 20–21
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo, Zenica April 21–22
  Germany Cologne April 27
  Ireland Dublin May 1
  Greece Athens, Komotini May 6–8
  Romania Bucharest May 20–21
  United Kingdom London May 28–29
  United States Boston, Chicago, Savannah June 9–13
  Netherlands The Hague June 16–17
  Belgium Brussels June 17–18
  Bulgaria Sofia, Targovishte, Varna July 6–7
  France Paris July 19–21
  Iran Tehran July 28–30
  Georgia Tbilisi August 11–12
  Greece Athens August 13–14
  Tajikistan Dushanbe September 13–14
  Belgium Brussels September 23
  Germany Berlin October 3
  France Paris October 20–21
  Germany Berlin October 26–27
  Italy Rome October 28–29
  France Strasbourg November 5–6
  Egypt Cairo November 12
  Luxembourg Luxembourg November 16–17
  Belgium Brussels December 9–10
  Belgium Brussels December 15–17
  Syria Aleppo, Damascus December 22–23

2005

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Erdogan with U.S. President George W. Bush in the Oval Office, 2005
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Russia Moscow January 10–12
   Switzerland Davos January 27–30
  Indonesia Aceh, Jakarta February 6–7
  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur February 7
  Thailand Bangkok, Phuket February 8
  Maldives Malé February 9
  Sri Lanka Matara February 10
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo February 15–17
  Belgium Brussels February 22
  Ethiopia Addis Ababa March 2–3
  South Africa Cape Town, Pretoria March 3–5
  Spain Madrid March 11
  Belgium Brussels March 21–22
  Tunisia Tunis March 28–29
  Morocco Casablanca, Rabat March 30–31
  Vatican City Vatican City April 8
  Norway Oslo, Stavanger April 11–12
  Israel Jerusalem, Tel Aviv May 1
  Russia Moscow May 9
  Hungary Budapest, Szigetvár May 12–13
  Poland Warsaw May 16–17
  Kazakhstan Almaty, Astana May 26–27
  United States New York City, Washington, D.C. June 7–11
  Lebanon Beirut June 15–16
  Azerbaijan Baku June 29–30
  United States San Francisco, Sun Valley July 6
  Russia Moscow, Sochi July 17–18
  Mongolia Karakorum, Ulaanbaatar July 18–21
  United Kingdom London July 27–28
  Italy Como, Napoli, Rome September 2–3
  United States New York City September 13–16
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah September 18–19
  Oman Muscat September 27
  UAE Abu Dhabi September 28
  Pakistan Islamabad, Kashmir, Muzaffarabad October 20–21
  Kuwait Kuwait City October 25
  Yemen Sana'a October 26
  Germany Cologne November 6
  Bahrain Manama November 13
  Denmark Copenhagen November 15
  United Kingdom London November 26–27
  Spain Barcelona, Madrid, Mallorca November 27–28
  New Zealand Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington December 3–6
  Australia Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney December 6–10

2006

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Erdogan at the Annual Meeting 2006 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 27, 2006.
Country Areas visited Date(s)
   Switzerland Davos January 26–27
  Monaco Monaco March 1–2
  Sudan Darfur, Khartoum March 27–29
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah March 29–30
  Greece Thessaloniki May 4
  Azerbaijan Baku May 4–5
  Indonesia Bali May 13–14
  Egypt Sharm el-Sheikh May 20–21
  Algeria Algiers May 22–23
  Germany Berlin May 25–26
  Croatia Zagreb June 12–13
  Republic of Macedonia Skopje June 13–14
  France Strasbourg June 27–28
  Northern Cyprus Boğazköy, Nicosia July 19–21
  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur August 3
  United States New York City, Washington, D.C. September 30-2
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah October 8
  United Kingdom London November 3
  Jordan Amman, Petra November 25–26
  Latvia Riga November 28–29
  Iran Tehran December 2–3
  Syria Damascus December 6
  United States New York City December 18–20
  Turkmenistan Ashgabat December 24–29

2007

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Erdogan meeting the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano in Rome, November 7, 2007
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Lebanon Beirut, Tyre January 3
  Ethiopia Addis Ababa January 28–30
  Georgia Tbilisi February 7
  Turkmenistan Ashgabat February 13–14
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Riyadh February 24–26
  Azerbaijan Baku March 9–10
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh March 28–29
  Syria Aleppo April 3–4
  Germany Hanover April 15–16
  United States New York City, Washington, D.C. September 21–29
  Romania Bucharest October 25–26
  United States Washington, D.C. November 4–6
  Italy Rome November 7–8
  Czech Republic Pardubice, Prague November 15–16
  Azerbaijan Baku November 16–17
  United Kingdom London, Oxford November 22–23
  Portugal Lisbon December 8

2008

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Erdoğan (Left) with Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon (Center), and Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero (Right) in Spain, January 15, 2008
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Spain Granada, Madrid January 13–16
  Germany Berlin, Cologne, Ludwigshafen, Munich February 7–10
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Ilidža, Sarajevo March 25–26
  Bulgaria Kardzhali, Sofia, Targovishte March 27–28
  Sweden Stockholm April 2–3
  Qatar Doha April 13–15
  Syria Damascus April 26
  Lebanon Beirut May 25–26
  Azerbaijan Nakhchivan June 3–4
  Iraq Baghdad July 10
  France Paris July 13
  Northern Cyprus Nicosia July 18–20
  Russia Moscow August 13
  Georgia Tbilisi August 14
  Azerbaijan Baku August 20
  Syria Damascus September 4
  Turkmenistan Ashgabat October 3–4
  United States New York City, Washington, D.C. November 13–15
   Switzerland Geneva November 17–18
  India New Delhi, Bangalore November 20–24
  Syria Damascus December 31
  Jordan Aqaba December 31

2009

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Erdoğan speaking at the University of Oxford, April 3, 2009
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Egypt Sharm el-Sheikh January 1
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh January 3
  Belgium Brussels January 18–19
   Switzerland Davos January 28–29
  Georgia Batumi March 5
  United Kingdom London April 1–3
  Germany Berlin April 18–19
  Azerbaijan Baku May 12–13
  Poland Warsaw May 13–15
  Russia Sochi May 16
  Belgium Brussels June 25–27
  Moldova Chişinău July 4–5
  Italy L'Aquila July 9–10
  Syria Aleppo July 22
  United States New York City, Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C. September 21–27
  Iraq Baghdad October 15
  Pakistan Islamabad October 24–26
  Iraq Baghdad October 26–28
  Qatar Doha November 12–13
  Italy Rome November 17–18
  United States Washington, D.C. December 7–9
  Mexico Mexico City December 9–10
  Russia Moscow December 11–13
  Syria Damascus December 22

2010

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Brazil, May 27, 2010
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Russia Moscow January 12–13
  UAE Abu Dhabi January 17–18
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh January 18–19
  Qatar Doha February 13–14
  Spain Cordoba, Madrid February 22–23
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh March 9
  United Kingdom London March 16
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo April 5–6
  France Paris April 6–8
  United States Washington, D.C. April 12–14
  Greece Athens May 14–15
  Iran Tehran May 17
  Azerbaijan Baku May 17
  Georgia Batumi May 17
  Spain Madrid May 18
  Brazil Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo May 26–29
  Chile Santiago May 30
  Canada Toronto June 27–28
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Srebrenica July 10–11
  Serbia Belgrade, Novi Pazar July 11–12
  Bulgaria Sofia October 4
  Germany Berlin October 8–9
  Syria Damascus October 11
  Pakistan Islamabad, Karachi, Muzaffarabad October 12–13
  Finland Helsinki October 19–20
  Greece Athens October 21–22
  Kosovo Mamusha, Pristina, Prizren November 3–4
  South Korea Seoul November 11–13
  Bangladesh Dhaka November 13–14
  Lebanon Akkar District, Beirut, Sidon November 24–25
  Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Tripoli November 28–29

2011

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Erdoğan (center) at an opening ceremony in Cairo with Ertuğrul Günay (left) and Ahmet Davutoğlu (right) as part of the Arab Spring tour, September 12, 2011
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Kuwait Kuwait City January 10–11
  Qatar Doha January 12–13
  Syria Damascus January 17
  Ukraine Kyiv January 24–25
  Kyrgyzstan Bishkek February 1–2
  Germany Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hanover February 28
  Russia Kazan, Moscow March 15–17
  Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Medina March 19–21
  Iraq Arbil, Baghdad, Najaf March 28–29
  United Kingdom London March 30–31
  France Strasbourg April 12–13
  Georgia Batumi May 31
  Northern Cyprus Nicosia July 19–21
  Azerbaijan Baku July 27
  Somalia Mogadishu August 19
  Egypt Cairo September 12–14
  Tunisia Tunis September 15–16
  Libya Benghazi, Misrata, Tajura, Tripoli September 16
  United States New York City September 19–25
  Republic of Macedonia Skopje, Tetovo, Ohrid, Gostivar September 29–30
  South Africa Pretoria October 4–5
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh October 26
  Germany Berlin November 1–2
  France Cannes November 3–4

2012

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Cabinets of Spain and Turkey in Madrid, November 27, 2012
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Northern Cyprus Nicosia January 17
  South Korea Seoul March 24–27
  Iran Tehran March 27–28
  China Beijing, Shanghai, Ürümqi April 8–11
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh April 13
  Qatar Doha April 20–21
  Slovenia Ljubljana, Bled May 7
  Italy Rome May 8
  Pakistan Islamabad May 20–22
  Kazakhstan Astana May 23–24
  Mexico Los Cabos June 17–19
  Brazil Rio de Janeiro June 20–22
  Russia Moscow July 18–19
  United Kingdom London July 26–27
  Azerbaijan Baku, Shaki September 11–12
  Ukraine Kyiv, Yalta, Sevastopol September 13–14
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo September 14–15
  Germany Berlin October 30–31
  Indonesia Bali November 6–9
  Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan November 10
  Egypt Cairo November 17–18
  Pakistan Islamabad November 21–22
  Spain Madrid November 27–28

2013

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Erdoğan and Obama during bilateral meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House, May 16, 2013
 
High-Level Russian-Turkish Cooperation Council in St.Petersburg, November 22, 2013
Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Gabon Libreville January 6–7
  Niger Niamey January 8–9
  Senegal Dakar January 10–11
  Qatar Doha January 29
  Czech Republic Prague February 3–4
  Hungary Budapest February 4–5
  Slovakia Bratislava February 5–6
  UAE Sharjah February 23–24
  Denmark Copenhagen March 20–21
  Netherlands Amsterdam, The Hague March 22
  Kyrgyzstan Bishkek April 9–10
  Mongolia Ulaanbaatar April 11–12
  United States Washington, D.C., San Francisco May 15–20
  Morocco Rabat June 3–4
  Algeria Algiers June 4–5
  Tunisia Tunis June 5–6
  Turkmenistan Awaza August 15–16
  Russia Saint Petersburg September 5–6
  Argentina Buenos Aires September 7–8
  Kosovo Pristina October 23
  Finland Helsinki November 5–6
  Sweden Stockholm November 6
  Poland Warsaw November 7
  Russia Saint Petersburg November 22
  Qatar Doha December 4
  Pakistan Lahore, Islamabad December 23–24

2014

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Country Areas visited Date(s)
  Japan Tokyo January 6–8
  Singapore Singapore January 8–9
  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur January 10–11
  Belgium Brussels January 20–21
  Iran Tehran January 29–30
  Germany Berlin February 4–5
  Russia Sochi February 7
  Azerbaijan Baku April 4
  Germany Cologne May 25
  Austria Vienna June 19
  France Lyon, Paris June 20–21

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Başbakan Erdoğan, 84 ülkeyi ziyaret etti". Ahaber (in Turkish). 15 May 2011. Retrieved 15 January 2020.
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