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Turkish economy may become growth engine of Europe
FreshPlaza, Netherlands
Oct 6 2006
Turkish Industrialists & Businessmen Association (TUSÝAD) Chairman Omer
Sabancý has stated that Turkey could not be a member of the European
Union without convincing the European public opinion, and added "Truths
about Turkey should be told. A fair evaluation should be made. Turkey's
membership in EU is an additional value for all. Turkish economy may
become growth engine of Europe. " TUSÝAD Chairman delivered a speech
in Paris, France at a panel titled 'Global Challenges of Europe and
Turkey' within the scope of Turkish Week.
Reminding that the TUSÝAD demanded the abolition of article 301 of the
Turkish Penal Code within the context of freedom of expression, Sabancý
went on to say, "When we make steps toward more freedom of expression,
I cannot comprehend the attitude on freedom of expression in France",
referring to recent attempts in France to legislate a prohibition on
any speech against alleged Armenian Genocide issue. Sabancý added
he thinks such an attitude befitted a country fearing the truths.
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FreshPlaza, Netherlands
Oct 6 2006
Turkish Industrialists & Businessmen Association (TUSÝAD) Chairman Omer
Sabancý has stated that Turkey could not be a member of the European
Union without convincing the European public opinion, and added "Truths
about Turkey should be told. A fair evaluation should be made. Turkey's
membership in EU is an additional value for all. Turkish economy may
become growth engine of Europe. " TUSÝAD Chairman delivered a speech
in Paris, France at a panel titled 'Global Challenges of Europe and
Turkey' within the scope of Turkish Week.
Reminding that the TUSÝAD demanded the abolition of article 301 of the
Turkish Penal Code within the context of freedom of expression, Sabancý
went on to say, "When we make steps toward more freedom of expression,
I cannot comprehend the attitude on freedom of expression in France",
referring to recent attempts in France to legislate a prohibition on
any speech against alleged Armenian Genocide issue. Sabancý added
he thinks such an attitude befitted a country fearing the truths.
--Boundary_(ID_WRRHv8aPhRO4BctAvft1pA)--