The president also called for respecting the will of the Turkish people.
"The election result reflects the national will; everybody should respect it. The results show that no single party majority is available. I hope every political party evaluates the results carefully," he said.
In Sunday`s general election, none of the four parties elected to the Turkish Grand National Assembly could achieve the majority necessary to form a single-party government.
About the coalition options available to the political parties, Erdogan hoped that the parties would choose a path of settlement within constitutional boundaries instead of crisis.
The president also pledged to carry out his duty during the coalition talks process, saying: "The result without (a single party) majority does not mean Turkey will be left ungoverned".
"Anybody who leaves Turkey without a government cannot answer to our nation or to our history," he said.
On Tuesday, Erdogan accepted the cabinet`s resignation submitted by the Prime Minister and AK Party Chairman Ahmet Davutoglu. The cabinet was asked to continue its duties until the formation of a new government. He is expected to ask Davutoglu to form a government after the parliament convenes.
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