Turkish Digest
 
ISSN No 1554-8414
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
No one has the right to block Turkey’s EU negotiation process: president
"No one has the right to block Turkey’s EU negotiation process: president
2 November 2009 | 22:50 | FOCUS News Agency
Bratislava. Turkish President Abdullah Gül said Monday no one had the right to block directly or indirectly Turkey’s EU accession talks, Anаdolska Agency informed. Turkey has been a member of the Customs Union since 1995, the head of state noted during a joint news conference in Bratislava with his counterpart Slovakian President Ivan Gasparovic. Gül pays an official visit to Slovakia and has held talks with Gasparovic."

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