Turkish PM to meet force commanders separately

Turkish PM to meet force commanders separately

ANKARA
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım is scheduled to come together with land, naval, air and gendarmerie force commanders separately.

According to the prime minister’s press office, Yıldırım will meet Land Forces Commander Gen. Yaşar Güler, Naval Forces Commander Vice Adm. Adnan Özbal, Air Forces Commander Gen. Hasan Küçükakyüz and Gendarmerie Forces Commander Gen. Arif Çetin on Sept. 20. 

The office did not give information on the agenda of the meetings. But military sources said the force commanders will pay courtesy visits to the prime minister following last month’s Supreme Military Board (YAŞ) meetings.
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