Leyen, who discussed Syria with Erdoğan over the phone, will visit Turkey.

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With the collapse of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, countries hosting refugees have begun to seek solutions to send them back.

COMING TO TURKEY

Syrian migrants have caused sharp changes in the internal politics of many countries. For this reason, European Union member states are in search of a quick solution. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that she will visit Turkey early next week to address developments in Syria and will meet with President Erdoğan.

"WE HAD IMPORTANT EXCHANGES OF IDEAS WITH ERDOĞAN"

In a statement on her social media account, von der Leyen said, "We had important exchanges of ideas with President Erdoğan regarding the situation in Syria."

"MINORITIES IN SYRIA MUST BE PROTECTED"

Stating that "the territorial integrity of Syria and minorities must be protected," von der Leyen announced that she will visit Turkey early next week to discuss what the developments in Syria mean for the region and beyond with President Erdoğan.

VON DER LEYEN-ERDOĞAN MEETING

President Erdoğan had a phone conversation today with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. It was announced that the latest developments in Syria were discussed during the meeting.