Türkiye achieves its goals in this year's NATO Summit after weeks of pressing the urgency of a series of conditions on Sweden and Finland's bids to join the NATO alliance. Following weeks of tense negotiations, NATO meets Ankara's concerns over their ongoing support for terror groups, and facilitate the three countries to sign a memorandum that has the two Nordic countries agreeing on cooperating fully with Türkiye in its fight against the PKK and other related terrorist groups. Both countries also agreed to lift an arms embargo on Türkiye. The summit also sets the scene for Turkish and US Presidents to discuss a series of topics from NATO's enlargement, and the conflict in Ukraine, to stability in the Aegean and Syria.