Turkey’s Overseas Ministry said earlier this week that the European Parliament report took “a shallow and non-visionary” method to the nation’s relations with the EU and contained baseless claims and prejudices Picture Courtesy Reuters
When requested concerning the particulars of a European Parliament report on Turkey on Saturday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said that Ankara could “part ways” with the EU if mandatory.
The report, which was agreed earlier this week, said that the present state of affairs prevents Turkey from resuming its accession course of with the 27-member bloc and urged the EU to look into “a parallel and realistic framework” for its relations with Ankara.
Turkish membership within the EU has been an official candidate for twenty-four years, however current stagnation within the admission course of is because of EU worries about abuses of human rights and respect for the rule of regulation.
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“The EU is trying to break away from Turkey,” Erdogan informed reporters forward of a visit to america.
“We will make our evaluations against these developments and if necessary, we can part ways with the EU.”
Turkey’s Overseas Ministry said earlier this week that the European Parliament report took “a shallow and non-visionary” method to the nation’s relations with the EU and contained baseless claims and prejudices.
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