ANKARA — Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker arrived in Türkiye on Monday for talks with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, as Ankara and Vienna seek to strengthen their relationship and expand cooperation, according to Hurriyet Daily News. The visit, held at Erdoğan’s invitation, is expected to cover the full range of bilateral ties, including economic cooperation, security, migration and regional developments. In 2016, Austria’s parliament voted unanimously among the parties represented at the time to stop arms exports to Türkiye. The talks in Ankara are also taking place against the background of several crises close to Europe. His meeting with Erdoğan offers both governments a chance to improve practical cooperation while addressing the sensitive issues that have long stood between Vienna and Ankara.