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    GUL PLEDGES TO REMAIN PERSONALLY ENGAGED IN ARMENIA-TURKEY RAPPROCHEMENT

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/
    11.02.2010 19:23 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Turkish President Abdullah Gul sent a reply to
    President Serzh Sargsyan of Armenia.

    "We will continue to work for taking our normalization process forward
    based upon the understanding reached between our two countries," Mr.

    Gul said.

    "Our bilateral efforts aimed at the normalization of Turkish-Armenian
    relations attracted due attention world-wide by creating a new
    hope for peace in our conflict-ridden geography. Overcoming the
    long-established prejudices and nurturing mutual understanding
    and trust among our two neighboring peoples were indeed our main
    objectives when endorsing the process of normalization between our
    countries. You should have no doubt that our determination to take
    these objectives forward is intact, provided that this resolve and
    commitment remains reciprocal," he said. "I also agree with you
    that responsible governance necessitates both standing behind words
    and supporting words with deeds. Hence, we will continue to work for
    taking our normalization process forward based upon the understanding
    reached between our two countries. We have to be aware that concluding
    this historic process will require honoring our commitments in their
    entirety as well as displaying adequate political courage and vision."

    Mr. Gul said that "a future characterized by sustainable peace,
    security, prosperity and cooperation for all the people living in
    the region is their common goal." "I will remain personally engaged
    in this process hoping to see it reach a satisfactory conclusion for
    both of our countries," he concluded, Anatolian News Agency reported.
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