List of international presidential trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

For his trips as prime minister, see List of international prime ministerial trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

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 November 2024, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has made 234 trips to 88 countries. The number of visits per country where he travelled are:

• 1 visit to Afghanistan, Angola, Argentina, Belarus, Bulgaria, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Ecuador, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Latvia, Lithuania, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, Mozambique, Paraguay, Peru, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Sudan, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Vatican City, Venezuela, Zambia
• 2 visits to Bahrain, Croatia, Greece, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Poland, Somalia, Spain, Tunisia
• 3 visits to Albania, Italy, United Kingdom
• 4 visits to Algeria, China, Iran, Kuwait, Pakistan, Senegal, Serbia, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates
• 5 visits to Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Germany, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Ukraine
• 6 visits to Northern Cyprus, Uzbekistan
• 7 visits to Belgium
• 9 visits to Saudi Arabia
• 11 visits to Qatar
• 14 visits to United States
• 16 visits to Azerbaijan, Russia

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 November 2024

  1 visit

  2 visits

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  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	Bogotá	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

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, D.C.	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	Chișinău, 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, D.C.	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.

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

Erdogan at the G7 Summit in Italy, 14 June 2024.

Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Type
UAE	Dubai	12–13 February	Working visit
Egypt	Cairo	14 February	State visit[104]
Iraq	Baghdad Erbil	22 April	State visit[105]
Spain	Madrid	12–13 June	Working visit[106]
Italy	Fasano	14–15 June	Working visit[107]
Kazakhstan	Astana	3–4 July	Working visit
United States	Washington, D.C.	9–11 July	Working visit
United States	New York City	21–26 September	Working visit
Albania	Tirana	10 October	Working visit
Serbia	Belgrade	10–11 October	Working visit
Russia	Kazan	23–24 October	Working visit
Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek	5–6 November	Working visit
Hungary	Budapest	7 November	Working visit
Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	11 November	Working visit
Azerbaijan	Baku	11–12 November	Working 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, New York City	September 28–29, New York City	September 20–24, New York City	September 18–22, New York City	September 25 – October 1, New York City	September 24–30, New York City	September 22–29, New York City (videoconference)	September 21–27, New York City
G20	November 15–16, Brisbane	November 15–16, Antalya	September 4–5, Hangzhou	July 7–8, Hamburg	November 30 – December 1, Buenos Aires	June 28–29, Osaka	November 21–22, Riyadh (videoconference)	October 30–31, Rome
NATO	September 4–5, Newport	none	July 8–9, Warsaw	May 25, Brussels	July 11–12, Brussels	December 3–4, Watford	none	June 14, Brussels
OIC	none	none	April 14–15, Istanbul	December 13, Istanbul	18 May, Istanbul	May 31, Riyadh	none	December 17, Islamabad
D-8	none	none	none	October 20, Istanbul	none	none	none	April 8, Dhaka
OTS	June 5,[a] Bodrum	September 11, Astana	none	none	September 3, Cholpon-Ata	October 15, Baku	none	November 12, Istanbul
Others	2nd Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit November 19–21, Malabo	UN Climate Change Conference November 30, Paris	Nuclear Security Summit March 31, Washington, D.C.	13th ECO Summit March 1, Islamabad	EU-Turkey Summit March 26, Varna	Kuala Lumpur Summit December 19, Kuala Lumpur	3rd Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit December 16–18, Istanbul	15th ECO Summit November 27–28, 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, New York City	September 20–23, New York City	September, New York City	September, New York City
G20	November 15–16, Bali	September 9–10, New Delhi	November 18–19, Rio de Janeiro	TBD,
NATO	June 29–30, Madrid	July 11–12, Vilnius	July 9–11, Washington, D.C.	June 24–26 The Hague
OIC	June 14–17, Banjul	November 11, Riyadh	unknown	unknown
D-8	none	none	unknown	unknown
OTS	November 11, Samarkand	November 3–4, Astana	November, Astana	unknown
EPC	October 6, Prague	October 5–6, Granada	July 18, Woodstock	unknown
Others	Shanghai Cooperation Organisation September 15–16, Samarkand	United Nations COP28 December 1, Dubai	G7 summit June 14, Fasano	unknown
█ = Future event █ = Did not attend

See also

• List of international prime ministerial trips made by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
• List of international presidential trips made by Abdullah Gül
• List of international prime ministerial trips made by Binali Yıldırım
• Foreign relations of Turkey

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