"To this day, we have gone running to those who took even a single step toward us. We maintain the same sincerity and optimism. Turkey would continue to work for peace, justice and prosperity in the region," he said.
"We do not view our versatile political, economic and military ties as an alternative to our well-established relations with the US," Erdoğan concluded.
On Dec. 14, the US imposed sanctions on Turkey over its acquisition of the Russian S-400 missile defense system.
US officials have voiced opposition to the deal, claiming the S-400s would be incompatible with NATO systems and would expose F-35 jets to possible Russian subterfuge.
Turkey, however, stressed that the S-400s would not be integrated into NATO systems, and pose no threat to the alliance or its armaments.
Turkish officials have repeatedly proposed a working group to examine the technical compatibility issue.