TURKISH Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Friday he was hopeful it would be possible to find common ground with the European Union at a summit in Brussels meant to help end Europe’s migration crisis.
“I hope it will be possible to meet on common ground with the EU. I am hopeful about this,” Davutoglu told reporters in Brussels.
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