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GAGIK MINASYAN SAYS AFTER TURKEY'S PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS THE "OBSTACLE" OF IGNORING INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY'S CALLS TO BE ELIMINATED
ARMENPRESS
JUNE 10, 2011
YEREVAN
In Turkey's parliamentary elections, expected in two days, Erdogan's
Justice and Development Party (AKP) most likely will receive more
than 50% of the votes, according to Gagik Minasyan, member of the
National Assembly ARP faction. He said today at a news conference
that the elections can be considered an important turning point for
Turkey's development.
Gagik Minasyan says some Turkish deputies think that Turkey's leading
party does not have enough votes to promote in the parliament its
views on foreign development. According to him, it is evident that
in case Erdogan receives more than 50% of the votes, the "obstacle"
of ignoring the calls by a number of leading international centers on
establishing diplomatic relations with Armenia without preconditions
and opening the borders, will be eliminated and it will be possible
to give a clear assessment to Turkey's foreign policy, especially
the signing of the protocols without any preconditions.
ARMENPRESS
JUNE 10, 2011
YEREVAN
In Turkey's parliamentary elections, expected in two days, Erdogan's
Justice and Development Party (AKP) most likely will receive more
than 50% of the votes, according to Gagik Minasyan, member of the
National Assembly ARP faction. He said today at a news conference
that the elections can be considered an important turning point for
Turkey's development.
Gagik Minasyan says some Turkish deputies think that Turkey's leading
party does not have enough votes to promote in the parliament its
views on foreign development. According to him, it is evident that
in case Erdogan receives more than 50% of the votes, the "obstacle"
of ignoring the calls by a number of leading international centers on
establishing diplomatic relations with Armenia without preconditions
and opening the borders, will be eliminated and it will be possible
to give a clear assessment to Turkey's foreign policy, especially
the signing of the protocols without any preconditions.