There is no official date, time, schedule or institutional announcement for the claim that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Donald Trump will hold a new meeting in New York. Therefore, it has not been established that the meeting is part of the current program surrounding the United Nations General Assembly.
Erdoğan and Trump’s confirmed face-to-face meeting in New York took place during the United Nations General Assembly meetings in September 2017. The two leaders met at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel in New York. Their discussions were planned to cover Türkiye-US relations and regional developments.
One of the two leaders’ later significant contacts took place at the White House in Washington on September 25, 2025. Türkiye’s Directorate of Communications announced that the meeting was held at the White House. Thus, the location of their 2025 meeting was recorded as Washington, not New York.
Before 2025, Erdoğan traveled to New York for his engagements at the United Nations General Assembly and discussed the agenda of a planned meeting with Trump. However, the meeting was later held in Washington, showing that the New York and Washington engagements should be considered separately.
No current, explicit announcement of a new meeting between Erdoğan and Trump in New York has been made. Although search results include reports about contacts during 2026, they do not confirm a new meeting in New York.
If the meeting is confirmed at a later stage, Türkiye-US relations, NATO, Syria, defense cooperation and regional developments could be among its possible agenda items. However, these issues cannot be presented as a confirmed agenda for the meeting under the current claim; its date and location must first be officially announced.
