Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has a busy schedule this month with official visits planned to the US, Russia and Iran.
In the US, Davutoglu is expected to discuss recent developments in Syria from November 17-18.
Along with a delegation headed by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Davutoglu will then head to Russia to attend the Turkey-Russia High Level Strategic Cooperation Council's meeting on November 21-22.
He will visit Iran for another meeting of the Economic Cooperation Organization set for November 26-27, where he is expected to hold talks on several issues including Syria.
Earlier this month, Davutoglu made a historic visit to Iraq where he met Shiite and Sunni leaders. He later headed to Myanmar to review the humanitarian situation in the country.
