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Turkish Foreign Ministry rejects European Parliament’s 2022 report on Türkiye

Turkish Foreign Ministry rejects European Parliament’s 2022 report on Türkiye

Published September 14,2023


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The Turkish Foreign Ministry slammed the European Parliament’s 2022 report on Türkiye on Wednesday.

The transfer got here after the report was adopted earlier within the day at a plenary session.

“This report, filled with unjust accusations and prejudices based on the disinformation of anti- Türkiye circles, is a reflection of the European Parliament’s usual shallow and non-visionary approach, both in its relations with our country and the future of the EU,” the ministry mentioned in an announcement.

“Unfortunately, this report also demonstrates how captive members of the EP are to the daily populist politics and how far they are from developing the right strategic approach towards both the EU and our region.”

Türkiye considers it unreasonable for the EU to deliver up completely different approaches as a substitute of the accession negotiations at this essential time for the soundness and safety of the continent, when a window of alternative has opened for the revitalization of Türkiye-EU relations, it famous.

In addition, the claims within the report concerning the Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus points, which mirror one-sided views of some teams and are disconnected from historic and authorized realities, maintain no validity for Türkiye, it added.

Türkiye has the potential to make the EU a world energy within the face of all present challenges comparable to safety, power, local weather change and financial difficulties, it mentioned.

“Recognizing this truth is possible with a visionary perspective that does not surrender to the daily interests of some circles.”

“We hope that the new Parliament that will form after the 2024 EP elections will act with a neutral, rational, and constructive perspective,” it added.

Source: www.anews.com.tr