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    TURKISH PREMIER HOPES FOR HISTORIANS

    news.am
    Nov 5 2009
    Armenia

    Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently expressed hope for the
    Armenian-Turkish disagreements to be settled as a result of studies by
    historians and other scholars, while the bilateral relations develop,
    reported Anadolu Agency.

    The Turkish Premier meant the intergovernmental commission to be set
    up to study historical facts and archives. The commission, which is
    to be formed under the Armenian-Turkish protocols, will study the
    events in Ottoman Turkey, which are regarded as genocide by numerous
    historians and other scholars.

    The Turkish Premier also pointed out the Armenian-Turkish presidential
    meeting in Bursa, Turkey, on October 14. He regards it as "positive
    dynamics."

    Addressing the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the Turkish Premier expressed
    hope that it will be settled by means of a dialogue. He pointed out
    that turkey has always considered Azerbaijan's interests as its own.

    Recep Erdogan also spoke of problems of terrorism. He stated Turkey
    has nothing in common with terrorism and murders of innocent people.

    The Turkish authorities will not allow terrorist activities in Turkey.

    Turkey must open a new page in its history, which would be prerequisite
    for a dialogue, harmony and integration instead of enmity and
    aggression.

    The Turkish Government's democratic initiatives are actually a
    multi-aspect process of national unification. According to Erdogan,
    the aim of democratic initiatives is not only to eradicate terrorism,
    but also establish friendly relations between people and ensure the
    country's prosperity.
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