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IRAN APPLAUDS ERDOGAN'S DAVOS WALKOUT
PanARMENIAN.Net
02.02.2009 12:52 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani phoned Turkish
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to thank him on behalf of Iranian
people and parliament for his behavior at Davos panel last Thursday.
Larijani told Erdogan that he became "the voice of the free conscience
with his bold speech."
He also thanked Erdogan for "attracting the world's attention to the
crimes against humanity committed by Israel."
"Iran's Parliament appreciates and praises this humane and dignified
behavior," Larijani said.
A senior Iranian cleric Ayatollah Naser Makerem-Shirazi said Sunday
that the Turkish PM should be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his
courageous move at the World Economic Forum, the Anatolia News
Agency reports.
Erdogan walked off the stage after an angry exchange with the Israeli
president, Shimon Peres, during a panel discussion on Gaza and vowed
never to return to the annual gathering.
"When it comes to killing, you know well how to kill," he told Peres.
PanARMENIAN.Net
02.02.2009 12:52 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani phoned Turkish
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to thank him on behalf of Iranian
people and parliament for his behavior at Davos panel last Thursday.
Larijani told Erdogan that he became "the voice of the free conscience
with his bold speech."
He also thanked Erdogan for "attracting the world's attention to the
crimes against humanity committed by Israel."
"Iran's Parliament appreciates and praises this humane and dignified
behavior," Larijani said.
A senior Iranian cleric Ayatollah Naser Makerem-Shirazi said Sunday
that the Turkish PM should be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his
courageous move at the World Economic Forum, the Anatolia News
Agency reports.
Erdogan walked off the stage after an angry exchange with the Israeli
president, Shimon Peres, during a panel discussion on Gaza and vowed
never to return to the annual gathering.
"When it comes to killing, you know well how to kill," he told Peres.