"The United States must know that its threats to Turkey will not give any results, and that Ankara is open to diplomacy and understanding, but can not accept dictations," Gawishoglu said at a news conference, on Monday.

The Turkish minister expressed his country's aspiration that US is committed to traditional relations of friendship with Turkey and their alliance within the framework of NATO, noting that "Washington is not being constructive in dealing with Ankara."

"We can resolve differences through diplomacy, not threats," he said. "US can not subjugate Turkey by threat."
 According to Gawishoglu, his country is considered one of the best countries in the world for investment, despite its campaigns of disinformation. He said that Turkey is taking active steps to achieve an economic boom, pointing out that it will be one of the strongest countries in the world economically.  "We seek to create new jobs for our citizens and resolve crises," pointing out that his country "will be the voice of the oppressed around the world.",he added. 

US-Turkish relations are experiencing a diplomatic crisis after the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Turkey's justice and interior ministers because of Turkey's detention of US priest Andrew Brunson. The Turkish lira fell to a new record on Friday, falling by about 18% in its biggest daily loss since 2001, on the back of strained relations with Washington. The lira has lost about 40 percent of its value since the beginning of the year, largely due to concerns about the impact of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the economy and his repeated calls for lower interest rates in the face of rising inflation and deteriorating relations with the United States.