FM Davutoglu begins talks in Washington

WASHINGTON (A.A) - Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu began his talks in the U.S. capital of Washington on Thursday. Davutoglu and his delegation arrived at the U.S. Congress. Ahmet Davutoglu's talks at the U.S. Congress will continue all day long on Thursday. Davutoglu began his talks at the U.S. Congress by meeting the House of Representatives Majority Leader Republican from Virginia Eric Cantor and his assistant Republican from California Kevin McCarthy. Ahmet Davutoglu will meet with the Chairperson of the House Foreign Relations Committee Republican from Florida Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Chairperson of the House Republican Party Campaign Committee from Texas Pete Sessions, Senate Armed Services Committee member Republican from Arizona Senator John McCain, Senate Deputy Majority Leader Democrat from Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, Chairperson of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Democrat Senator from Massachusetts John Kerry, Chairperson of the Senate Sub-committee on Europe Democrat from New Hampshire Senator Jeanne Shaheen and other dignitaries. Davutoglu will address students at the George Washington University on Thursday.