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Davutoglu Explains Why Clinton Seemed Indifferent to Turkey's Concerns
Tert.am
11:28 - 30.01.10
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Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Davutoglu told journalists
yesterday that, in London, the Turkish and American sides had
point-by-point discussed the Armenian Constitutional Court's ruling.
As for the indifference the U.S. expressed towards Turkey's concerns
on the court ruling, Davutoglu explained it this way:
`For them, the important thing is continuing the process, but we place
importance on its healthy continuation. There can be differences of
opinion. However, I think that now they understand better.'
Davutoglu also turned his attention to the possibility of Ankara
putting a halt to the process of establishing Armenia-Turkish
relations.
`If we become convinced that the process of establishing
Armenia-Turkish relations is not moving forward in the right
direction, then it won't be possible to continue it any longer,' said
the Turkish foreign minister, as reported by Turkish media.
Davutoglu added that Ankara won't change its position on the decision
made by the Armenian court on the Protocols.
Tert.am
11:28 - 30.01.10
y
Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Davutoglu told journalists
yesterday that, in London, the Turkish and American sides had
point-by-point discussed the Armenian Constitutional Court's ruling.
As for the indifference the U.S. expressed towards Turkey's concerns
on the court ruling, Davutoglu explained it this way:
`For them, the important thing is continuing the process, but we place
importance on its healthy continuation. There can be differences of
opinion. However, I think that now they understand better.'
Davutoglu also turned his attention to the possibility of Ankara
putting a halt to the process of establishing Armenia-Turkish
relations.
`If we become convinced that the process of establishing
Armenia-Turkish relations is not moving forward in the right
direction, then it won't be possible to continue it any longer,' said
the Turkish foreign minister, as reported by Turkish media.
Davutoglu added that Ankara won't change its position on the decision
made by the Armenian court on the Protocols.